Jazzy's Bookshelf

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My Diamond Dozen

Here are twelve of my favourite reads suitable for young adults. I update this page all the time so please check in again. I hope you enjoy reading them as much as I have! To purchase any of these books from booktopia simply click on the title.

1. Starworld by Audrey Coulthurst and Paula Garner

2. The Fault in Our Stars by John Green

3. Deep Water by Sarah Epstein

4. It Sounded Better in my Head by Nina Kenwood

5. Small Spaces by Sarah Epstein

6. Ready Player One by Ernest Cline

7. The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy series by Douglas Adams

8. The Last Time We Say Goodbye by Cynthia Hand

9. Happy (and Other Ridiculous Aspirations) by Turia Pitt

10. Don't Stop Thinking About Tomorrow by Siobhan Curham

11. Arc of the Scythe series by Neal Shusterman

12. The Tattooist of Auschwitz by Heather Morris

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Comments

Tracey Doncon

27.04.2019 01:01

Is Dry as good as Scythe and Thunderhead?

Jazzy

28.04.2019 01:20

Hi Tracey. While they are all by Neal Shusterman, it's difficult to compare them as Dry felt realistic and Scythe is far more futuristic. I love Neal's style and recommend all of the above!

lauren

03.11.2018 06:54

thanks Jazzy! i found this list really helpful to find some books my voracious book worm of a daughter is going to love reading.

Jazzy

04.11.2018 08:06

You're welcome, Lauren. I am glad I helped you find some awesome reads for your daughter

Michelley Milly Molly

05.09.2017 09:01

Akarnae is getting very interesting. Thanks Jazzy for your review on the book, which inspired me to read the book.

Likingriver447

17.07.2017 08:54

I've read the entire Skulduggery Pleasant series and it is the best series in the world! I totally recommend Skulduggery Pleasant as a read!

Jazzy

17.07.2017 09:06

Hi Likingriver447. I can't wait to read the new one, Resurrection. I am going to put it on my MS Readathon reading list

tiffany

16.03.2017 08:39

hi emma

tiffany

16.03.2017 08:38

the tales of unfortunate events I have only watched the movie and series

tiffany

hi jazzy what is it about

Emma

16.03.2017 08:37

06.03.2017 06:45

Hi Jas you really should read the last 13 series they are really good.

Jazzy

OK sure, Emma. I'll definitely check it out

Lizzy

yay

Jazzy

Twinkle TaleTeller

06.03.2017 06:54

18.11.2016 20:28

27.11.2016 08:45

17.07.2016 20:29

You should read Story Thieves by James Riley! One of the best books I've ever read!!!!!!

Twinkle TaleTeller

I love a series of unfortunate events! My favourite book series!!!

Jazzy

12.06.2016 03:06

13.06.2016 08:21

I find that Count Olaf makes a great villain. Please check out my Vile Villain blog series from last year.

Christina W.

Christina W.

12.04.2016 04:14

12.04.2016 04:11

you are a really inspiring person to look up to. ^_^

Jazzy

12.04.2016 04:30

Aw thanks. That's great. What do you like to read?

Olivia Bertolla

02.09.2015 23:12

Hey Jazzy! I remember reading Skuldugery Pleasant and Harry Potter. They were some of my favourite books!! This website is great. Im so proud of you

Jazzy

Hi Olivia. Thanks for visiting my website!

02.09.2015 23:24

the girl in the dark corner

27.08.2015 02:02

Hi,
At the moment I'm in year 4. I'm in LOVE with books.I've read Skulduggery Pleasant book series 3 times( 1 month), Harry potter(2 weeks) and the Chronicles of Narnia(1 week) and at the moment i'm still waiting on the third book of Lockwood and Co (Jo

Jazzy

29.08.2015 04:02

WOW! We have a lot in common. Keep following my website to find more books to read

molly

hi jazzy great sentences and there amazing by

Jazzy

27.08.2015 01:54

29.08.2015 04:03

I'm glad you're enjoying my website, Molly

kyetiel.firth

Hi Jazzy,

27.08.2015 01:51

What is your favourite book fromTristan Bancks?
Good job

Jazzy

I loved Two Wolves the most

29.08.2015 04:07

Latest comments

28.11 | 03:10

Hey jazzy, whats your favorite book?

28.11 | 03:05

scapegrace is my favorite

11.09 | 10:52

Hi, if you liked John Green's The Fault in Our Stars, I would recommend his podcast, The Anthropocene Reviewed.

08.07 | 07:29

Hi Annie. This is tough as I don't know your age, but at the time I reviewed Akarnae I also loved books by Rick Riordan, Brandon Mull, The Hunger Games series and the original Greek myths

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