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Here are 5 YA Books Set in School to Ease the Transition From Summer to School Season

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Here are 5 YA Books Set in School to Ease the Transition From Summer to School Season
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Safy Allam

With school starting soon, students may feel overwhelmed to find themselves stuck in a routine and swamped with assignments. Fast forward, and exam season will arrive before you know it. When you have free time, you may be too exhausted to do anything that requires a lot of energy, but what if we could help you find a way to deal with this transition? One of the best ways to unwind with minimal effort exerted is to read a book. Dive into your imagination and take a break from reality and the stressors of daily life. So, sit back, relax with your favourite beverage, and let’s explore some great books!

 

Fangirl – Rainbow Rowell

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Fangirl is a tale of family, first love, and fanfiction. Published in 2013, it’s a story that thrives on delicate simplicity yet delivers strength through its distinctive relatability. Just like us, the main character is a huge book lover who immersed herself in fanfiction tales, thriving in her imagination. The author will guide you through the character’s everyday college adventures and life lessons experienced. Putting this book down will be hard as the words seem to speak right to you. Once you finish, you might even find yourself sitting there wordless with a grin plastered across your face.

 

Slammed – Colleen Hoover

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Ever heard the saying “Don’t judge a book by its cover”? Well, this book definitely proves that statement right. At first, you might think this is your typical cliche story, but once you get sucked into the book, it won’t let you go. Published in 2012, Slammed is an overwhelmingly addictive book. It deals with life, death, loss, and love and how to cope with each of these stages through high school. Colleen Hoover is a master of surprises. You might think you can predict her plot twists, but we guarantee you’ll still be as amazed as we were by how this never-ending story goes.

 

Vampire Academy – Richelle Mead

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If you are in the mood for a YA fantasy rather than realistic fiction, then this is the book for you. Vampire Academy was published in 2007, and it is not your usual cliche vampire love story. It is a story suitable for all ages who love reading about creatures of the night and appreciate a strong heroine. The plot has it all: the love, the drama, the fantasy, the mystery, and the thriller. Vampire Academy will be the best escape from all the seriousness school life throws at you. Once you pick it up, you won’t put it down!

 

Of Curses and Kisses – Sandhya Menon

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If you’re looking for a captivating read that will transport you to the halls of a boarding school, then you should check out Of Curses and Kisses. This novel, released in 2020, is the perfect blend of romance and drama that will keep you hooked until the very end. It’s a charming story about a love that blossoms despite being built on a foundation of lies and revenge. So, if you want to experience high school in a whole new way, this book is definitely worth checking out.

 

 

Eleanor and Park – Rainbow Rowell

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Another one of Rainbow Rowell’s hits is this fascinating book published in 2012; it is also Rowell’s first Young Adult book. Eleanor and Park a gripping coming-of-age tale that will have you feeling all sorts of emotions. It’s the perfect read for anyone struggling to navigate the whirlwind of high school and trying to figure out who they are. And just when you think you know how it will end, prepare for a twist that will leave you stunned.

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