Please keep in mind that for some reason I can't find many books in any section of the library aside from the Young Adult Fiction section that I find to my liking recently. My tastes currently revolve around books about debutantes or New York boarding school children with a few exceptions.
In order of favoritism:
1. The Luxe Series by Anna Godbersen: (Teen Fiction) This series follows several young ladies around 1900 that are among the Old New York society elite. The books are (in order)
- The Luxe
- Rumors
- Envy
- Splendor
- Vision in White
- Bed of Roses
- Savor the Moment
- Happy Ever After
- Gossip Girl
- You Know You Love Me
- All I Want is Everything
- Because I'm Worth It
- I Like It Like That
- You're the One That I Want
- Nobody Does It Better
- Nothing Can Keep Us Together
- Only in Your Dreams
- Would I Lie to You?
- Don't You Forget About Me
- Gossip Girl: It Had To Be You (Prequel)
- I Will Always Love You
- Gossip Girl: The Carlyles
- You Just Can't Get Enough (Carlyles)
- Take a Chance on Me (Carlyles)
- Love the One You're With (Carlyles)
4. The It Girl Series by Cecily von Ziegesar: (Teen Fiction) This Gossip Girl spinoff series follows popular Gossip Girl character Jenny Humphrey as she ventures off to boarding school and attempts to become (stay with me here) the it girl. The books are
- The It Girl
- Notorious
- Reckless
- Unforgettable
- Lucky
- Tempted
- Infamous
- Adored
- Devious
- Classic
- Blue Bloods
- Masquerade
- Revelations
- The Van Alen Legacy
- Misguided Angel
- Bloody Valentine
- The Au Pairs
- The Au Pairs: Skinny Dipping
- The Au Pairs: Sun-Kissed
- The Au Pairs: Crazy Hot
- Private
- Invitation Only
- Untouchable
- Confessions
- Inner Circle
- Legacy
- Ambition
- Revelation
- Paradise Lost
- Suspicion
- Scandal
- Vanquished
- Last Christmas (Prequel)
1. Secret Society by Tom Dolby: (Teen Fiction) This book follows a group of Manhattan's teen elite as they are inducted into a becoming affiliated with a secret society that opens doors to their futures...but at what cost? (I should totally write those summaries for the book jackets.)
2. La Petite Four by Regina Scott: (Teen Fiction) Frankly, I haven't started reading this book yet, so I'm not really too clear on what it's about, but it sounded good.
3. The Pretty Little Liars Series by Sara Shepard: (Teen Fiction) This series follows four girls in the aftermath of their friend's disappearance. The television series is based off of the series, although I did hear they altered some things to keep from having the whole thing spoiled if you've read the books. The books are
- Pretty Little Liars
- Flawless
- Perfect
- Unbelievable
- Wicked
- Killer
- Heartless
- Wanted
Witticism of the Day: There's a fine line between reprimanding a child and abusing it. Don't be afraid to discipline, but don't cross the line.
yay a book post! you make my life :)
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