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Uplifting YA and NA books?
I just posted on the "what are you reading?" thread that I'm starting "Before I Fall", so far it's good, but another tragic story. Are there any uplifting, at least no depressing someone dies of illness, a car accident or suicide YA or NA books? I like to read that genre, but I find they all have the same sad themes.
P.S. I did enjoy "Since You've Been Gone" during the group read, I guess that's what I mean, something a little happier.
Re: Uplifting YA and NA books?
my read shelf:
Wes: 10/8/2012
Stephanie Perkins books are good (Anna, Lola, Isla...)
Emery Lord's books
Wish You Were Italian by Kristin Rae
Take A Bow by Elizabeth Eulberg
Books read in 2010: 153
Books read in 2011: 160
Books read in 2012: 134
Books read in 2013: 110
Books read in 2014: 151
Books read in 2015: 153
Books read in 2016: 31
Sugar & Spice