I need some good series to read?

Question

I know the whole world loves the twilight series and ive read them already they are amazing but wat is the next big teen series?

Ive already read the luxe, rumors, the gemma doyle trilogy, city of bones, city of ashes so i need new books

any suggestions

Answer 1

The most obvious one is Harry Potter. (It was and is the big one!!)

Pendragon Adventures - D.J MacHale

Alex Rider series - Anthony Horowitz

The Extraordinary Adventures of Alfred Kropp - Rick Yancey

The Gatekeepers - Anthony Horowitz

Inheritance Cycle - Christopher Paolini

Uglies series - Scott Westerfeld (Noteworthy. It's time came and it was good.)

Maximum Ride series - James Patterson

Tales of the Frog Princess - E.D Baker

Answer 2

hmm. try the house of night series by p.c. cast. its another vampire series, but its a good one. not as good as twilight of course, but still good. it deals with a high school of vampires. they deal with normal teenage drama, like any other high school, and some other problems that you don't see everyday.

i also suggest reading books by sarah dessen. she's a great writer for teens.

You could also try the uglies series by scott westerfield. its about a society where on a person's sixteenth birthday, they have an operation to make them "pretty" and correct any flaws they have through means of plastic surgery. it tells the tale of kids who didnt want to become "pretties". and about the secret they knew about those surgeries.

Answer 3

I don't really read books like that,

but I've read the hitchhikers guide books by Douglas Adams, and they are amazing.

Answer 4

Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, the books are a lot better than the movies

Any books by Sarah Dessen! She even has cameos from some of her books in another.

Answer 5

My Website below has lots of different lists.

Bobbie Ann Mason:

   In Country (Historical fiction about the impact of the Vietnam War on a small town in Kentucky)

Mildred D. Taylor: (Writing about Blacks in America during the Depression)   Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry and Let the Circle Be Unbroken

Joseph Heller:   Catch-22 (Historical Fiction set in WWII)

Corrie Ten Boom:   The Hiding Place (Non-Fiction about the Holocaust)

Elie Wiesel:    

   Night (Non-Fiction about the Holocaust); Dawn; and Day

Markus Zusak:

   The Book Thief (Historical Fiction) and I Am the Messenger

Philippa Gregory:

   The Other Boleyn Girl - Mary Boleyn comes to court at the age of fourteen and is noticed by Henry VIII.  She basks in her role as unofficial queen until Henry begins to lose interest in her and turns to her sister, Anne.

Tracy Chevalier:

   Girl With a Pearl Earring - The year is 1664 and 16 year old Griet has been forced by family circumstances to take a job as a maid in the home of the Dutch painter, Johannes Vermeer.  We learn much about Holland at that time, but also about the manner in which painters created their own paints and went about their work.  As Vermeer explains to Griet, clouds aren't really white.  In the future, you will wonder about the story behind each work of art.

Mitch Albom:

   The Five People You Meet in Heaven; Tuesdays With Morrie; and For One More Day.

J. D. Salinger:   Catcher in the Rye

Betty Smith:   A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (Coming of Age Novel)

John Knowles:   A Separate Peace

John Gunther:   Death Be Not Proud (A memoir about the death of his son)

Richard Peck:   Long Way From Chicago and A Year Down Yonder

David Pelzer:   A Child Called "IT"; The Lost Boy; and A Man Named Dave

Amy Tan:   The Joy Luck Club - This is a wonderful look at Chinese culture as told by four Chinese women and their American daughters.

Maya Angelou:   I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings

Alice Sebold:   The Lovely Bones (Rape/murder)  

Jay Asher:   Thirteen Reasons Why (Suicide)

Ellen Hopkins:

   Crank and its sequel Glass about a girl addicted to drugs; Burned about a girl who is abused by her father and after being thrown out of school is sent to live with her aunt; and Impulse about teen suicide, drugs, and other issues.

Laurie Halse Anderson:

   Prom, Twisted, Speak (Rape), Catalyst, and Fever 1793 (The first four are Contemporary and the last is Historical Fiction)

Kim Edwards:   The Memory Keeper's Daughter

S. E. Hinton (a.k.a. Susan Eloise Hinton):

   The Outsiders; Rumble Fish; Tex; That Was Then, This is Now; Taming the Star Runner; and Some of Tim's Stories

Lois Lowry:   The Giver, Gathering Blue, and Messenger (Fantasies)

Scott Westerfeld:

   Uglies - Tally is anticipating her 16th birthday when she will undergo an operation to make her unbelievably gorgeous.  Her friend Shay isn't interested in having the operation and takes off.  Tally is forced to make a choice:  locate Shay and turn her in or remain ugly.

  Sequels:  Pretties, Specials, and Extras

Lisa McMann:

   Wake - Janie discovered when she was 8 years old that if someone nearby began to dream she was pulled unwillingly into that dream.  She has always hated the falling dreams, and those where someone is naked in public, and the steamy s*x dreams, but this latest dream is the worst.  (Fantasy)   Fade (The sequel - to be released February 2009)

Stephen Chbosky:   The Perks of Being a Wallflower

Carolyn Mackler:

   The Earth, My Butt, and Other Big Round Things

Sue Monk Kidd:

   The Secret Life of Bees and The Mermaid Chair

Lauren Myracle:

   TTYL (Talk to Ya Later); ttfn (Ta Ta For Now); and L8r, g8r    

Jodi Picoult:

   My Sister's Keeper - By age 13 Anna had undergone far too many surgeries, transfusions, and injections though she is not ill.  Anna's parents chose to produce a baby they hoped would be a donor match for their daughter Kate who suffered from leukemia.  Now the teenage Anna rebels against the role that has been forced upon her though it could mean the death of her sister.

   Nineteen Minutes (A Columbine Like Incident), The Pact (A suicide pact), Vanishing Acts, and Change of Heart

Nicholas Sparks:

   The Notebook - Thirty one year old, Noah Calhoun is back in coastal North Carolina after WWII and thinking constantly about the girl he lost years ago.  Twenty nine year old Allie Nelson is set to marry a wealthy lawyer, but is haunted by thoughts of the one she loved long ago.

   Message in a Bottle - Theresa Osborne is divorced and cynical about love and life.  This changes when she finds a bottle on the beach which contains a love letter.  This is a beautiful story for those who choose to believe in the miracle of finding that special someone.

   A Walk to Remember, The Rescue, A Bend in the Road, Nights in Rodanthe, The Guardian, The Wedding, True Believer, A First Sight, Dear John, and The Choice.

Sarah Dessen:

   Lock and Key - Ruby has been living alone in the farmhouse since her mother abandoned her, but when this is discovered she is sent to live with her sister Cora who she has not seen in about 10 years.  Cora's husband Jamie is an extremely successful founder of a popular networking site on the Web.  A nice large house, private school, new clothes, and a promise for the future are quite an adjustment to make.

   Just Listen - Annabel Greene is the youngest of three very different sisters.  She has had a very bad summer and must now return to school.  She has never been so lonely or so sad, yet she must face each day.  As she has her own problems to confront, her entire family is dealing with issues that plague her sister, Whitney.  By circumstance, Annabel and Owen, whose life revolves around music, become friends.  It is Owen who will help Annabel to meet certain challenges.  

   The Truth About Forever - Macy's father has recently died and she is feeling guilty.  Her mother isn't coping with his death well at all.  Macy's boyfriend, Jason, represents security, but frankly he is a clueless jerk.  It might have been a very long summer, but then by chance Macy meets an interesting group of people.  I loved everyone in the Wish Catering crew, but most especially Wes.  No matter the difficulties life has thrown each member of Wish they persevere because they must.

   Dreamland - Caitlin is the younger and she feels second-rate sister to Cass who is perfect in every way.  Now Caitlin is 16 and rather than starting at Yale, Cass has run off with a guy.  This year for Caitlin is about school, cheerleading, parties, her boyfriend, and so much much more.  Unfortunately, this novel has an important message every young lady needs to hear.

   Keeping the Moon - Colie and her mother used to be fat.  They moved frequently and were homeless for a time.  Then Colie's mother went on a "let's get healthy" kick and they both lost weight.  Now mom has a good job and they live in a nice house.  Unfortunately, because of a really mean girl at school, Colie has acquired a reputation she did not deserve.  Mom is going to Europe to work for the summer and Colie is going to spend the summer with her eccentric aunt.

   That Summer - Summers hold special memories for many of us:  vacations, beaches, picnics, summer jobs, summer loves, maybe even a wedding or two.  Haven, younger sister to Ashley, is fondly remembering a summer five years ago because in this current summer her world is falling apart.  Her father had an affair, her parents divorced, and now he is getting married to the co-worker with whom he had the affair.  Ashley is also getting married this summer and Haven doesn't understand why Ashley would choose this man.  

   Someone Like You - Halley and Scarlet, both 16 and juniors in high school, have been best friends forever.  Scarlet was always the strong one, but now she needs Halley to be there for her.  As they begin the new school year, Scarlet is pregnant and her boyfriend has been killed in a motorcycle accident.  Meanwhile Halley has problems of her own.  Halley and her mother, a psychologist, have gotten along well in the past but that has changed.  Halley's mother used to write books about their relationship, but now they just argue.

   This Lullaby - Remy, Jess, Chloe, and Lissa are friends (sort of) and now it is the summer between high school and college.  This is a time of transition for each of them, but the story concentrates on Remy who because her mother has had a series of husbands and Remy never even met her father, she is very cynical about love.

Ann Brashares:

   The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants - A wonderful story about Tibby, Carmen, Lena, and Bridget, four very different friends who are spending their first summer apart from one another.  Each of the girls faces her own crisis and, in the end, they are there for each other.  It's a great story of friendship.

   Sequels:  The Second Summer of the Sisterhood; Girls in Pants:  The Third Summer of the Sisterhood; and Forever in Blue:  The Fourth Summer of the Sisterhood.

Meg Cabot:

   All American Girl and Ready or Not; Teen Idol; Nicola and the Viscount; Victoria and the Rogue; Pants on Fire; Jinx;  Avalon High and Avalon High 2:  Coronation

   1-800-Where R You? Series - When Lightning Strikes, Code Name Cassandra, Safe House, Sanctuary, and Missing You

   Mediator Series (Fantasy) - Shadowland; Ninth Key; Reunion; Darkest Hour; Haunted; and Twilight

   Princess Series - Princess Diaries; Princess in the Spotlight; Princess in Love; Princess in Waiting; Project Princess; Princess in Pink; Princess in Training; The Princess Present; Party Princess; Sweet Sixteen Princess; Valentine Princess; Princess on the Brink; Princess Mia; Princess Lessons; Perfect Princess; and Holiday Princess

Robin Jones Gunn:

   Christy Miller Series - Summer Promise; A Whisper and a Wish; Yours Forever; Surprise Endings; Island Dreamer; A Heart Full of Hope; True Friends; Starry Night; Seventeen Wishes; A Time to Cherish; Sweet Dreams; and A Promise is Forever.

   Sierra Jensen Series - Only You, Sierra; In Your Dreams;    Don't You Wish; Close Your Eyes; Without a Doubt; With This Ring; Open Your Heart; Time Will Tell; Now Picture This;  Hold on Tight; Closer Than Ever; and Take My Hand.

   Katie Weldon Series - Peculiar Treasures

Sophie Kinsella (aka Madeleine Wickham):

   Shopaholic Series - The Secret Dreamworld of a Shopaholic (also titled Confessions of a Shopaholic); Shopaholic Abroad (also titled Shopaholic Takes Manhattan); Shopaholic Ties the Knot; Shopaholic and Sister; and Shopaholic and Baby.

   The Tennis Party; A Desirable Residence; Swimming Pool Sunday; The Gatecrasher; The Wedding Girl; Cocktails for Three; Sleeping Arrangements; Can You Keep a Secret?; The Undomestic Goddess; and Remember Me?

Cecily von Ziegesar:

   Gossip Girl Series - Gossip Girl; You Know You Love Me;    All I Want Is Everything; Gossip Girl Four; 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 Forget About Me; and It Had To Be You.

   It Girl Series - The IT Girl; Notorious; Reckless; The Unforgettable; and The Lucky.

Lisi Harrison

   Clique Series - The Clique; Best Friends Forever;   Revenge of the Wannabes; Invasion of the Boy Snatchers;    The Pretty Committee Strikes Back; Dial L for Loser; It's Not Easy Being Mean; Sealed With a Diss; and Bratfest at Tiffany's.

Margaret Atwood:

   Alias Grace, Cat's Eye, The Handmaid's Tale, The Robber Bride, The Blind Assassin, and The Penelopiad:  The Myth of Penelope and Odysseus.

Answer 6

anything by

Meg Cabot

Stephanie Meyer

Answer 7

i would reccommend the mediator series by meg cabot because they are amazing books. pretty little liars by sara shepard. confessions of georgia nicolson by louise rennison. they are all really good series of books.

for stand alone books:

saving zoe

speak

crank

good girls

pants on fire

avalon high

how to be popular

hope this helped!

Answer 8

vampire academy was is a very good serise

Answer 9

How about Amelia Atwater's books? She writes vampire books, though her series books are about shape shifters.....

Falcon Dance, Wolf Cry, Hawksong, and I think it was Serpent's Charm????

Answer 10

While they aren't teen series, try Lord of the Rings and Narnia if you hadn't read them.  They're classics, and the Lord of the Rings last longer than most teen series.  Don't be daunted by their size; they really keep you hooked, even if you already saw the movies.