Books all teenage girls should read 📚📖📕

[@nileshlogy]

Books you must read : 1. Books you have

[@kaviya4760]

😄

[@elizabethsmith955]

Why did you call me out like that though 😭

[@angelofdarkness9547]

Ouch 😅 I am feeling attacked

[@raviclaw6964]

Ouchhh

[@craftingwithviv9909]

But… I can still fit more on my book shelf…

[@youcantjim-outwhenyoujimin1902]

Meanwhile me reading wattpad 👁️👄👁️

[@ZaraJannat935]

I read both 💜💜😁🙂

[@applefunfact]

wattpad sucks

[@ZaraJannat935]

@@applefunfact Just like you do right??

[@arandom18yearold77]

​@@pondpasta suggest me some please

[@pondpasta]

@@arandom18yearold77 suggest what? specific fics or platforms. if you mean fics, it's really based on what you want to read. if you're talking about platforms, ao3 is my favorite that ive seen

[@Pixxxluv]

me with my harry potter book : I can’t leave hogwarts🗿

[@acciogoodusername]

Can’t beat hazza p tho

[@acciogoodusername]

@@Lynnnzye I read them all and I have the cursed child play script

[@acciogoodusername]

@@Lynnnzye if you ever get the chance you should go to the Harry Potter tour in London it was awesome

[@GreenTiger-q7r]

Sameee lol

[@Greta.14]

Me too bro😅

[@Brain_Deadd]

-Lighting thief -Sea of monsters -Titans curse -Battle of Labyrinth -Last Olympian -Lost hero -The son of Neptune -The mark of Athena -The house of Hades -The blood of Olympus

[@linz.aesthetics]

so like…the percy jackson series, heroes of olympus, etc…i totally agree

[@karahtried]

i like your style

[@justyourlocalnerd8629]

Fr

[@Therealsolangelo]

Yes 👏

[@rockstarxningning]

realest shi though (+ harry potter!!)

[@myanimatedlife2698]

l will also recommend Pride and Prejudice it's one of the best classics ever l can never hate that book

[@sharonchidakwa9370]

It is!

[@sophiaeq]

definitely!

[@justanothermortal1373]

I will love Mr. Darcy, even after the day I leave this earth

[@Joel--yr6me]

Oh yes that's like my favorite book ever

[@daynix_hazama]

I don't find what is so amazing about that book, like the main idea of characters recognizing their price and prejudice is cool but everything else for me was kinda like boring

[@Unknown_B-tch]

My personal Fav is "A good girl's guide to murder. It's talking about a case that ended 5 years ago about a girl that got killed by her boyfriend i found it quite intresting. There are two parts, the first with ~445 pages pretty sure the other one has ~400. The story is intresting, there are lots of emotional moments and I find it accurate.

[@ameliagoesontour]

I love a good girls guide to murder! There’s actually a third book too, around the 400 page mark! It’s so good!!

[@M4angie]

Definitely gonna read it.

[@bomsathukarn8883]

One of us is lying is a good book as well, its a murder mystery

[@sillyperson1337]

It's good, but the sequels are super triggering tbh

[@raccooneater13]

Is there anything inappropriate in it? Otherwise it sounds really interesting!

[@iramnoor6627]

1-Little women 2-good wives 3-Mid summer-night dreams

[@artm2618]

Thanks

[@muhammadfarhan-vs]

thanks

[@arieah5073]

wait isn't the last one that shakespear chapter

[@heartshine7]

you guys forgot emma by jane austen!

[@Tara_8888]

Tysm

[@flyingdoggo316]

⭐️ 📕 Books Mentioned **Little Women** • feminism • four amazing young girls **Good Wives** • sequel to little women • about the gorgeous women they become **Midsummer-Night Dream** • makes you feel like a princess while reading • one of the best classics ♥️

[@Emma26345]

Who wort the 2&3 books in this video

[@Pardon_me11]

Little women doesn’t talk about feminism?

[@Mmmvybtgtv]

I definitely agree everyone should read little women at least once in their lives

[@amymoyfshgylgjkkjmmvn5517]

What is it about?

[@clare.618]

@@amymoyfshgylgjkkjmmvn5517it’s about 4 sisters growing up in like the 18th century (I’m not too sure abt the time period, sorry) in America, and just the day-to-day things they experience as they grow closer as sisters. There’s also some romance with one girl and her neighbour, but it’s clean romance. Give it a try and see what you think! There’s a total of 4 books in the series if u enjoy it 😊

[@nuriettaarmy3671]

I read it and hated it lol It was boring

[@Unforgettxble__]

@@nuriettaarmy3671fr. These types of books are rlly boring for me. I prefer thriller/mystery.

[@MialiciaSantiago-lh3oz]

Who is the Auther

[@Oneness_Apostolic-Pentecostal]

Anne of Green Gables is an AWESOME book!

[@loststar2375]

Yeah! It's great! And the different versions of life action are also nice!

[@-PyroTF2-]

Journal three🗿🗿

[@chicken_nugget456]

I LOVE THIS BOOK

[@Unknown_User_FNAF]

“The Girl Who Drank The Moon” is the best book I have ever read!

[@HannahsWife]

I’m reading that right now it’s really good!

[@Unknown_User_FNAF]

@@HannahsWife I KNOW RIGHT!

[@queenclawthorne1234]

OH MY GOSH YES!!!

[@LittIe_Bunny]

OMFG I LOVE THAT ONE IT'S MY FAVORITE

[@dangerousboop]

I literally looked at my copy of it as soon as I saw this comment It is amazing

[@Bella62442]

I love Little Women, I highly recommend it, it's such a beautiful tale of growth and maturity. I also recently played in a Midsummer's Night's Dream production and it was great fun!

[@-yumefroots-8244]

I did once as well! I was 8 years old and I played Queen Titania

[@somalipirate-m5l]

who wrote little women

[@Bella62442]

​@@somalipirate-m5l Louisa May Alcott, if you intend to read it, I should just warn you that some copies of the books that I have seen only contain half the story for some peculiar reason. But I hope that you enjoy it!

[@Unavailableforever]

@@Bella62442I have it and it is BIG so fingers crossed it’s the full version 🤞

[@sheetalbobade9109]

My favourite book list :❤️✨ 1. A Good Girl's Guide to Murder 2. Good Girl Bad Blood 3. As Good As Dead

[@aremxlle]

Yess

[@ayanasingh1802]

Nah as good as dead is better than good girl bad blood

[@simply_emily.]

frrr

[@cloe-c6k]

the Bible helps me a lot letting know i am beautiful enough with God and Loved

[@KaiandAdrianjestandgilandharry]

Yesssssssss

[@kiwiwiw]

The Bible best book

[@spiderl0vr]

cool i guess

[@aestheticqueen15]

AMEN

[@RealNapoleonBonaparte81569]

The Bible can more accurately be described as a collection of multiple books placed into one My favorite books are the books of Esther and Job. While I love the entirety of the New Testament.

[@JJ.porter]

another good one for teenage girls is “speak” just trust me.

[@KatelynCochran09]

could you reply with a link to buy it? i can’t find one

[@bleepbloopbleep671]

@@KatelynCochran09 the author is laurie halse Anderson if that helps

[@elisabethherzog9369]

Omg yes I forgot about that book. We read it in 9th grade and it was a good one for sure.

[@Pandie2828]

I read that book definitely powerful although I might have been just a little too young to understand

[@ElliKim73]

Oh I read that one recently and I really didn't like the negativety at the beginning... I'm 26 and I was like: "... riiight. I remember this was how one thinks as a teenager... depressing." 😅 I suspect I'm already a bit out of touch with the writing style

[@jungkookisnotyouroppa1537]

Little Woman is definitely empowering... ✨

[@natalee_jane]

i was forced to read a midsummer night’s dream for school, but i ended up loving it!! totally agree with these recommendations

[@purpleaesthetics2322]

Did 13 Year girl can read midsummer night's dream plz tell me

[@natalee_jane]

my class read it in 7th grade so i would think 13 is a fine age to read it! the language is a bit tough since it was written by Shakespeare but the story is completely clean :)

[@omairahmad7860]

​@@natalee_jane I'm in 7th grade and I have this chapter in my English literature book, unfortunately, it wasn't in the syllabus. Now, my final examinations are over so I'm thinking I should read it thanks to you.

[@elizabethgodfrey14237]

there's a No Fear version of MSND that includes the English translation to make it easier to understand!!

[@Heyheyitsme1224]

@@purpleaesthetics2322Oop I read it in school at age 9/10

[@bobaxlove]

Books i would recommend ( very different to the books shown in the video ) : Heartstopper, by Alice oseman: a comic that involves two boys called Nick and Charlie who fall in love. The well known characters are Nick (Nicholas) nelson, Sarah Nelson, David Nelson, Stephane Nelson, Charlie (charles) Spring, Oliver spring, tori (Victoria) spring, Julio Spring, Jane spring, Elle Argent, Darcy Olsson, Tara Jones, Aled Last and Tao Xu. There are lots more characters that I could name but they aren’t the main characters. The relationships are nick n charlie, Elle and Tao and Darcy and Tara. Darcy and Tara are lesbians, Ellie is trans (she used to be a boy), Tao is as straight as a ruler, Nick is bi and charlie is gay. I would rate these books 10/10 because it is amazing but also involves ED, SH, Body Dismorphia and OCD. They have a show but I think the books are better. Radio silence, by Alice oseman: I haven’t read the whole thing so the description won’t be as big as heartstopper but basically it’s about a girl called Frances who meets Aled Last. (the guy in heartstopper). Aled makes this series kinda thing called Universe City and Frances loved it, but Frances didn’t know Aled made it until later. Frances doesn’t like him like that, she just likes him as a friend. Frances is the head girl in her year, so is a boy named Daniel, later on in the story, Frances knows that Daniel and Aled are together (which is mentioned in heartstopper). What I love about this book is that it’s on the same universe as heartstopper, most of Alice Oseman’s books are and that’s what I love about them. 8/10 so far for me. Solitaire, by Alice oseman: I haven’t read it yet but I know what it’s about, sometimes you here TikTok audios about it. It’s about tori spring. (Charlie’s older sister). I don’t know a lot about this book, but I can tell you where you might’ve heard it (this will not be exact I have a bad memory): home calling, one am. I pick up the phone, “hello?” “Tori. When will you be home?” “Oliver? Why are you awake?” “I was watching doctor who.” “Did you watch (some episode I forgot the name of)?” “…” “Oliver, are you alright? why are you calling me?” “Somethings wrong with Charlie..” my face must’ve done something very unusual, because Micheal gave me a look. “What has happened.?” “…” “what’s happened Oliver what has Charlie done? Where is he?” “ I can’t get in the kitchen, Charlie’s locked the door and I can hear him. When are you coming home tori?” “I’m coming right now..” I hang up. I get home and try and open the door but can’t because he has put things in front of it. “Charlie if you don’t open the kitchen door I’ll kick it down im not joking!” “no you wont..” his voice is dead. empty. but I’m relived because he’s alive. I push the handle down and push with my whole body. “Don’t come in!” He sounded panicked, which made me panicked. Because Charlie is never panicked. “Don’t come in here please!” I make a gap large enough for me to slip inside. And I do. “No go away leave me alone!” I look at him, he’s been crying. His eyes are dark red and purple and the darkness in the room drowns him in a haze. There is a plate of lasagna on the kitchen table, cold. All of our food has been removed from our cupboards. Laid out sorted by colour and size. There are a few tissues with blood on them in his hands. He’s not.. better.. That’s all imma do for solitaire bc that was already a lot of information lol. I would rate it 12 / 10. Tbh it actually made me cry in that scene. If we get to 20 likes I’ll do more! Part 2: Nick and Charlie: Nick and Charlie is a book where two boys who are in love have an argument. Nick is older, so he is going to university, but Charlie will be left behind. Charlie did not want to be left behind but it was nicks choice. This book is set after hearstopper and after solitaire. As Charlie suffered from ED, SH, Body dismorphia and OCD, he has got better since he went to the mental hospital. Nick and Charlie didn’t talk for about a month, then Charlie decides to send Nick photos to see if he gets them. They end up meeting somewhere and get back together. This book was a very emotional book because seeing them argue is sad. The audio book is sadder since their are voice actors over it. Here’s some scenes from the book. (Nicks pov) “C: I’m going to be stuck in this shitty town all by myself and here you are, talking about it like it’s the best thing ever. And you know what? It makes me feel like shit. It feels like you’re looking forward to getting rid of me. Like you can’t wait to finally get out of here and get away from me”. “N: What the fuck? What do you want me to do? Not go to university?” “C: no!” “N: cause that sounds like what you’re saying.” “C: no I’m not.” “N: You’ve got no fucking right to be annoyed at me about that. I’m a year older than you, I’m going to university in September that’s just the way it is!” “C: why are you being like this..?” “N: MATE, WHAT THE FUCK AM I ‘BEING LIKE’? “C: don’t call me mate… you never call me.. ‘mate’..” “N: you are really being a proper dickhead tonight, aren’t you?” “C: JUST LEAVE THEN!” “N: yeah, fine, no problem. I rate this book a 9/10. It’s really emotional. Solitaire (part 2) I just finished solitaire and it was actually really good. It’s about a girl called tori spring, she meets a guy called Michael Holden and wonders why he wants to be friends with her, there is a group of people called solitaire and no one knows who the owner is. Solitaire started playing material girl in the school, locked doors and even blew fireworks infront of people. The firework was under tori’s body and when it started, she couldn’t move, she froze and accepted her death. Luckily Michael saved her. She attempted suicide 2 times in this book. Solitaire also burned the school down. I rate this book 10/10 amazing book. More at 120 likes!

[@hiiiiiiiiiiii8iiiiii]

Bro really just listed the whole Osmanverse💀💀💀 (not hating they're all fucking amazing books)

[@bobaxlove]

@@hiiiiiiiiiiii8iiiiii I know like I literally hate books but those books ✨👌

[@hiiiiiiiiiiii8iiiiii]

@@bobaxlove same

[@MeggyTheEggy]

All of Alice’s books are amazing

[@aakankshageo1953]

​@@MeggyTheEggyreally that show got me into reading the books

[@Austin23731]

Some of my favs 💗 -A good girls guide to murder -The summer I turned pretty -The inheritance game -Turtles all the way down -Are you there god it’s me Margaret -if only I had told her -The selection -Secrets of nightingale woods -ghost of midnight lake

[@emilyguo-b1m]

OMGG THE SUMMER I TURNED PRETTY IS AMAZINGGGG I'VE READ ALL 3 BOOKS OF THE SERIESSS R U TEAM CONRAD OR JEREMIAH

[@lmcb8447]

It's great these aren't all romance so it's not stereotypes of teen girls, some like it but also other stuff; some don't like it but just other stuff too. It's greatly to have variety and choices of recommendations( *like you did :)* ) !

[@cutewingedpug427]

Good wives isn’t the sequel, it’s the continuation of the story. “Little Men” is the sequel

[@sparksfly6149]

Is Little Men a sequel anymore than good wives? It doesn't even centre the same characters, iirc.

[@cutewingedpug427]

@@sparksfly6149 good wives was literally first published with the name “little women: part second” lmao

[@sparksfly6149]

@@cutewingedpug427 ...yes, a sequel.

[@just_another_bookworm]

Ahhh finally someone recommending Little W omen, not only should girls read it but everybody. it is a literary masterpiece,

[@Jennifer_jenni-92]

This book/novel is really good it's for everyone it's also a movie but first read the book and then watch the movie it's called "The Outsiders" if the whole graded loved that random book you would too!

[@VeronicaSawyer.]

There is a book called bad girls never say die and I think it is like a different version or something

[@unknown_person1511]

yesss

[@ZozBoz]

1- If He Had Been With Me -Love -Friendship -Dealing with Depression -Coping with family problems -Moving on from tragedy 2. A Little Princess - Friendship - Keeping strong in hard times - Fighting for what you believe - “All Girls Are Princesses” 3. A Book Thief- - Germany during World War II - A Love For Reading - Coping in though times 4. Ruthless Vows- - Fantasy - Love - War

[@cinirollzzz]

i don't have to read midsummer nights dream bc i did the play in theatre ❤ it was very fun and i played Titania and Hippolyta

[@GunnerTheTherian]

I wish my school would do things like that, they just made us do some dance from High School Musical lol

[@cinirollzzz]

@@GunnerTheTherian oh it wasnt in school, i have a theatre club

[@Lizzye33]

See, that would be amazing! It pains me when people say that they don't like reading because of the things that they were forced to read for school, and not for pleasure. I was the only kid in school who really enjoyed Shakespeare, because I learned the foundation and that I enjoy it, versus having to do it for an assignment and not understand it. School for many people takes a joy out of reading, especially because it doesn't leave a lot of time for us to figure out what we want to read on our own time. I recently read Midsummer's Night's Dream, and to me it's one of those stories that is much more suitable as it was intended, for the stage, rather than from the objective point of a novel. It's entertaining and fun, and cheeky when it's performed, and just like any great play, the depth and emotion is supposed to surpass the complexity of the plot, and for the reason Shakespeare's midsummer night 's dream is something that people should experience, their participating and telling it from the stage, or watching it from the stage. I think that's much better than reading it and relying on your imagination in a way that completely takes away from an opportunity of how it was meant to be embraced for the audience.

[@cinirollzzz]

@@Lizzye33i agree bc i dont enjoy writing a lot i mean reading is nice but having costumes and sets makes it a lot more fun and interesting

[@PeRCyakaSeAWeEdBrAiN]

I reccomend (for boys and girls) Percy Jackson and Olympians series + Heroes of Olympus

[@hermione_granger724]

“Every teenage girl should read these books” Me: BUT I CAN’T! HOGWARTS IS MY *HOME*

[@ryanchaaru1581]

i used to say the same until i read through percy- now im obsessed with mo dao zu shi (a chinese bl with an amazing plot)

[@Indiepo]

Books to read in your teens (classics mostly): 1 - The Hobbit (book) 2 - The Lord of the Rings (sequel to The Hobbit / book) 3 - Sherlock Holmes (book series) 4 - Jane Austen (author) 5 - Shakespeare (author) 6 - Harry Potter (book series / might be a bit childish but still great) 7 - Little Women (book) 8 - Jane Eyre (book) 9 - The Maze Runner (book series) 10 - The Hunger Games (book series)

[@JaxThePookiePie]

+The Catcher In The Rye

[@aforannn]

Did gurl just call Harry Potter childish?! 🤨👹👹

[@sienna8851]

meanwhile i’m here reading murder and crime books 👁️ 👄 👁️

[@sienna8851]

@@mahichanana4087 yeah! i recommend ‘the three’ by sarah lotz really good one. or ‘in the dark’ by claire allen

[@VeronicaSawyer.]

Same but I also liked moxie

[@AstroLamaa]

Same

[@AstroLamaa]

Fantasy for me too 🤣

[@aestheticqueen15]

Frr

[@deborasantos9447]

Little women is an amazing book. I really have the book in high account. It really touched me. I cried when Beth gave up her shyness and went to mr. Laurence to thank him. The scene really touched me...

[@Amatureb]

Gotta love Beth

[@mia_bell123]

ive read all if those!!!

[@saugaatarora2688]

Dis u like those

[@GunnerTheTherian]

If you read all those, I would 100% recommend reading Lord of the Rings (if u haven't already)

[@sarahisatitagain]

I love them all! Really FANTASTIC books for girls. Teaches a lot about different kinds of girls and teens not just on their likes but on their approach on life and gender without being overbearing and condescending or "on your face". Are books that made me reflect deeply on what kind of person and woman I was and that I wanted to become (now some of it I am and some I changed my mind). Great role models for all kinds of women

[@kCrazyClaire]

I am actually reading now midsummer nights dream and it’s so cool it’s good for people who like reading how Shakespeare said things

[@Nico_Di_Angelo_is_tired]

Books I think teen girls should read, if they aren’t easily trigger by things such as blood, gore, kidnappings, r@pe, assault, panic attacks, drugs, drinking… you get the point. These are not in order of enjoyment, just when I happened to write them! 1. A good girls guide to murder (series) 2. Any of the books written by Rick Riordan. He’s great. 3. Caraval 4. The naturals 5. Shadow and bone 6. Six of crows 7. The school for good and evil (not as good as the others but still enjoyable) 8. The unwanteds 9. Keep of the lost cities 10. Lightlark (warning, the second book has some s$xua| themes.)

[@robinbuckley4381]

I’ve already read all of these, they’re beautiful

[@Its___me71320]

Here’s my list 1. The Mortal Instruments by Cassandra Clare 2. Percy Jackson by Rick Riordan 3. Harry Potter by J.K Rowling 4. The Infernal Devices by Cassandra Clare 5. The Dark Artifices by Cassandra Clare 6. His Name Was Walter by Emily Rodda If you read any of these enjoy!!!!

[@Chandelier175]

We really should be ready books about broken families abusive relationships and happiness and peace in life so that we'll know what to avoid and how to grow up healthy.

[@chicky_chinchilla]

Yeah but sadly most of those things are romanticised in books

[@St4rsforl1fe]

“Making bombs for Hitler” was a heartbreaking book,it broke me.I had thought that the Camps from the Nazis weren’t bad but when i had this it,i ended up crying for days.

[@drishe08]

I had A Midsummer night's dream in 8th grade and i absolutely loved it, The comedy, the confusion, the characters (specially Nick Bottom), the love everything was *chef's kiss*

[@LisasComplicated]

Mistborn, because it embodies our 2 main fantasys: Romantically falling in love at a ball Being able to murder large amounts of people in seconds

[@Tristan-vg2ve]

Books you need to read: 1.dark blue rising-Teri Terry 2.red sky burning-Teri Terry 3.black night falling-Teri Terry 4.when the world was ours-Liz Kessler 5.foxlight-Katya Ballen 6.the lighthouse-Alex Bell 7.The Hunger Games Trilogy-Suzanne Collins 8.Songbirds & snake-Suzanne Collins 9.This book kills-Ravena Guron These are my personal favourites i also highly recommend Solomon’s tale and Solomon’s kittens most of these recommendations are really sad so be prepared for an emotional rollercoaster and trust me for when the world was ours one tissue box isn’t enough

[@florofern6470]

I also recommend Terry Pratchett's"the wee free men", it's the start of a very funny and sweet series about a girl growing up and becoming a witch, and it's also a pretty good jumping off point for the author's other books (most of which are set in the same word, the discworld, but you don't need any prior knowledge of that to read these)

[@obvi.angell]

Putting all of these on my birthday wish list, thanks! I’ve read all my books through a bajillion times, and I’m in need of some new ones! Also, I love the feminism:) I also recommend reading ‚Girl In Pieces‘, but be warned, tw. 😊

[@balgedahisageorgiehun4864]

You should add "seven husbands of evelyn hugo" i can never shut up about that book

[@I.l.o.v.e.m.y.p.e.t.s.]

What the what 😟

[@apolloismydad]

@@I.l.o.v.e.m.y.p.e.t.s. NOGIRL, DON’T JUDGE THE BOOK BY ITS TITLE “No… because they are just husbands. I am Evelyn Hugo. And anyways, I think once people know the truth, they will be much more interested in my wife.” I don’t think you need more convincing. But I’m telling you, PLEASE read it. This book has broken me, made me sob on the floor at 4AM, the most beautiful story ever written

[@futuresoup_]

YESSSS

[@shutterchick79]

Teen girl book list (in my opinion) - 1 - "Jayne Eyre" and "Fast Tracked". To me, these two are very good examples of self respect. Jayne Eyre respected herself enough to leave Rochester, even though it broke her heart to do so. In Fast Tracked, Zandria respected herself enough to refuse to sleep her way to power. 2 - The Divergent series - Actions have consequences. Learn to think about possible longer term consequences of decisions before you make them. Tris wasn't thinking past her nose when she chose Dauntless, and that caused the war, and then the breakdown off the entire society. 3 - Anne of Green Gables - You can be an assertive, active woman, but still be feminine. 4 - Prep - Perspective/attitude and your own feelings about yourself can make or break a situation. Don't wast time comparing yourself to others. The main character, who was a working class girl attending an elite boarding high school, felt inadequate in comparison to her wealthy classmates, who cared much less about those things than she did. Her feelings about herself caused what could have been a great opportunity for her to be a disappointing experience.

[@MALL0RYMULLEN]

honestly as a teenager i like reading books like The summer I turned pretty series Or the good girls guide to murder series

[@Sofia-nk1ij]

Omg yes totally agree

[@furred.beetle]

- Lightning thief series - Warriors Series/Survivors/Seekers for animal lovers - WoF - Harry Potter series - Cookie (think that’s what it’s called abt a German Shepard in war) Comment others in the replies for me to add on! - Moxie

[@VeronicaSawyer.]

Moxie

[@harrietttt]

oh good i thought you were gonna saw "colleen hoover" or some shit but it's actually good books lmao, little women is great

[@Sarawarawara-]

Teenage girls should be given anything but Colleen Hoover, actually fuck that. Teenagers full stop.

[@harrietttt]

@@Sarawarawara- yes! 100% agreed

[@lillyiscooler]

the way i was before. it does have some really REALLY mature themes but it focuses on the sad realities of keeping silent about SA. it also shows how being silenced can keep character development from happening. then read the way i am now. it shows how speaking up can change a persons life for the better.

[@gabbook]

midsummer night dream tho 😂 helena saying she’s be a dog for demitrius

[@cinirollzzz]

ikr i played that in theatre and helena was saying that she felt sick without him while he said he felt sick around her 😅

[@Yourbookgirlie-luv]

Im sorry but that book made me want to die of second hand embarrassment

[@gabbook]

@@cinirollzzz i did too! and demitrius played by my crush 😭😭

[@cinirollzzz]

@@gabbook omg i was titania and hyppolita (idk how to spell it bc i did the play in norwegian)

[@Zrly_.]

Honestly I feel like teenage girls are just seen as spoiled and wanting boys/bfs and being popular but generally it’s really hard coming from me. You never know who to trust with any of your secrets and constantly are dragged into something you never started

[@lmholland8433]

Read at least once; 1. The diary of a young girl ❤

[@Little_little-n8u]

I will say, there was this book I REALLY enjoyed when I was like 10, it was called “TrooFriend”. It was great, so fun to read, so I would 100% recommend that for pre teens. And trust me, back then I hated reading, but this book, I loved it so much. I read it like 24/7. If I was going to give a very quick summary it would be: Sarah, a young girl’s parents decide to get her a robot friend to keep Sarah company whilst they are at work. Sarah is not too keen on this though. It is by Kirsty Applebaum. Loved, loved, loved this. Definitely one you should get if you are a pre teen or even teen! ❤️

[@himashree1834]

I wish I had time for this..... The pressure I'm in, oh God

[@LunarArsonist]

I would definitely prioritize books your want to read

[@gordshorde]

if you find you don't have time to read things you enjoy: put on in audio book version of it while your doing other things (chores, cooking, driving to work/school, homework ect) that way you can still enjoy the stories you love :)

[@isabelw6265]

As someone who’s almost done with being a teenage girl here’s what I’d recommend even though these are pretty different: 1. The Worst Journey in the World by Apsley Cherry-Garrard. It’s nonfiction (the memoir of an early 1900s Antarctic explorer) that reads like an exciting novel. It’s a very sad story, but the author seems to find purpose in writing about what he went through and he does it so well you can’t help but be pulled in. There’s also a gorgeous graphic novel adaptation; the first volume of a planned 4 is already out. 2. Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir. This is by the same guy who wrote The Martian, but I felt like PHM took what made The Martian great and added to it. It’s a surprisingly funny hard sci-fi thriller. Don’t even read the summary; I went in blind and I’m so glad I did. I read the whole thing in one sitting and I’d give my right arm to read it again for the first time. 3. Hamlet by William Shakespeare. It’s Hamlet. ‘Nuff said. (Seriously, though, it really is worth the hype. There’s something in it for everyone.) 4. Vespertine by Margaret Rogerson. All of Rogerson’s books are fantastic, but Vespertine is the one that resonated with me the most. It’s about a magic nun who fights evil undead and makes friends with something halfway between a ghost and a biblically accurate angel. Let me know if you want more; I’ve got pretty broad taste so I have a lot of recs I’d love to share!

[@Emmais2cool4you]

I also might recommend the orphan collector because it was in between the Spanish influenza plus I'm a pre teen almost a teen and I love the book so far its also sad.

[@TrucVanThanhLam-w5h]

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[@-.Germanicus.-]

Following this theme for young girls, I'd trade all these books out for, The Taming of The Shrew, The Awakening, and Frankenstein.

[@tcrijwanachoudhury]

Way better list imo

[@sillychicken69]

i just read A Midsummer Night’s Dream for literature class and bro it was actually so good. i know what people normally think about reading Shakespeare, and while it is difficult to understand at times, there are videos explaining it online. seriously loved it so much :)

[@DestinationBoys]

teenage girls : please please PLEASE read “the fault in our stars” - i read it a few years ago and i’m rereading it. So many tears, a beautiful star crossed love between hazel and gus ❣️

[@mystel_]

I read it a few years ago and I CRIED 😭

[@tcrijwanachoudhury]

As someone who was once a teenage girl, these books electrified my soul : *Duchess of malfy* John webster *Wuthering Heights* emily bronte *Gone girl* by Gillian Flynn *Girl interripted* by Susanna Kaysen *The Bell Jar* by Sylvia Plath *The yellow wallpaper* Charlotte Perkins Gilman *I know why the caged bird sings* by Maya Angelou *The bloody chamber* by Angela Carter *A Room of Ones own* Virgina Woolf

[@SimplyyyAnudyy]

" Girls under pressure" by Jacqueline Wilson is amazing ! Honestly , the whole girls in love series is amazing ! I reread it all the time !

[@Love_PhoneGuy]

the Outsiders its sooo wholesome everyone lives and it has such good ending

[@팬jiikki팬]

Books you must read:- (Feat. My asian mom.) The books that are in your study course. Me:- seriously mom??! You promised me that after midterm exam you will get me some books that i want! Mom:- first. Don't raise your voice on me. *Death glare* Second of all. Can you even read what's inside your freaking school books huh?! That you wanna read those books? What's that book about anyway? *Sharp eyes* Me:- umm......well it's about a girl...... Yeah...... Mom:- and? What does that girl do? Waste her time? Like you? Or listen to your BTS? Me:-.......no? I mean the book is it ends with us. So...... Pls? Mom:- okay.. fine go order it. Me:- thankyou!!!! You are so sweet!! Mom:- yeah ok ok now go do the dishes.... Me:- suree!! *Happy ending*

[@azrin2570]

Such an Indian thing for me😂😭❤️

[@DawnByndon]

YOU ALL NEED TO READ THESE BOOKS The fault in our stars Five feet apart I feel like this will make teenagers appreciate young love more because it did for me.

[@Hello.12]

If you see this, know u are strong and loved! Jesus loves u no matter what ur past looks like. Jesus loves u and I do too. Have a great day :))

[@listentome271]

I love how they composed the instrumentals for this cover and the singing amazing!

[@Anm_-xm6qt]

And boys ?

[@randomarmyfromthegiantfand5577]

@Capri Gacha actually a guy runs this channel so irdk what you are trying to say here lol

[@foxycc7891]

@@randomarmyfromthegiantfand5577 but the nail looks like a woman's

[@Ak4ngsha]

Uhm basically this CHANNEL is owned by a guy BUT he is showing a TIKTOK reel which is owned by a GIRL

[@learnwithaboodwarda8080]

@Capri Gacha i thinks joe is a boy right 😯🤔🤔😂😂

[@thefriesofLockeLamora]

Why can't you read the same books?

[@Funtime_hellokitty]

I recommend a good girls guide to murder and if u don’t like reading a series has actually just came out about it but it has left some important details out ❤

[@me1in0e_.404]

as a teenage girl myself, i highly recommend you read 'crime and punishment'! it's totally inspirational and will totally not cause you to reflect on the flaws of our godforsaken society!

[@Umkarimmm]

YALL NEED TO READ •Mayybe he just like you• ASAP ITSSS SOOO GOOODDD

[@jupiteryyx]

Solitaire is amazing. It’s about tori, a pessimistic, depressed, straightforward girl with her mentally ill brother. The story is kinda realistic fiction/mystery. A blog called solitaire appears and starts its tormenting of her school. The characters are interesting and its so well written :D

[@The-30th]

You should read Sparrow by Sarah Moon, it's about a girl who has a hard time fitting in and uses music to open up after a tragic incident!

[@ocean_caswell]

For my graphic novel girlies who are 💅 I definitely suggest Maggie Thrash's book called honor girl. It is so beautiful

[@OliviaAte]

My favorite book is “Gone with the Wind” it is such a good book for somebody who loves a long book that takes you on the journey of a woman’s life through the civil war and struggles in her actions and to get the man she wants when she realizes who she really wants was with her almost the entire time. The book has a lot of racist factors but is one of the most powerful stories out there and can change you. This book made me want to cry although you also don’t want to. It is one of the greatest books in the history of American literature.

[@UberSlut]

I definitely think everyone should read “the way I used to be” at least once

[@Amelie_may127]

I have that exact Little Women that I read when I was 10. Such a good book

[@gabim3093]

I’ve read 2-3 in highschool. Little women was quite adorable. I saw a play on midsummer right after I read it, it is quite magical.

[@W1pp11]

for you people that like reading kid chapter books, i recomend Holes its about a kid named stanley yelnats and he got framed for stealing something so he was sent to a boy's juvy camp. This camp is where you dig holes the width and height of your shovel. I don't wanna spoil it but i loved it as a kid!

[@floofiee]

the agggtm trilogy, heartstopper series, solitaire, nick & charlie, radio silence, literally any alice oseman book

[@LivFiebig]

The Shopaholic books by Sophie Kinsella are great🙌🏻 If you have stressful days then they are great to read, because the girl in the book has even more problems😉

[@Disbebh05]

Another good one is “Girl in Pieces” it does deal with sensitive topics but it shows the ups and downs of everything and that it takes time to heal

[@Katnisseverlark]

Books I think teens should read- Percy Jackson Hunger games Harry Potter Lord of the rings Narnia

[@Fanartaccount]

Oooh here’s my list of books you should read! -The pjo series -Keeper of the Lost cities (my fave series) A curse so dark and lonely (plus the other parts) -Lunar chronicles -Heartless -heroes of Olympus (continuing of pjo) Uhhhh what else…. Yeah I think that’s it. If you ever feel like reading something new I HIGHLY recommend Keeper of the Lost Cities^^

[@jennastrickland2248]

“I can’t, Hogwarts is my home” 😂😂😂

[@itzlilz8331]

I’ve read Little Women and Pride and Prejudice but if ur looking for something not classic. If ur looking for something modern with a bit of slang and stuff, I definitely recommend Percy Jackson!❤

[@teho602]

I also highly recommend "Wolf Hollow", it's such a masterpiece for me ❤

[@Ryt_acc]

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[@phoebe3575]

always recommend looking for alaska, it’s been my favourite stand-alone book since i first read it almost a decade ago

[@happylilac29]

I’m 11 nearly 12 and I love little women, it’s my favorite book and for all girls who are hitting/about to hit puberty the book “Hey God are you there? It’s me Margaret” which also has a movie is really good and it’s great about growing up and normalizing things girls go through, reading it right now actually! and little women is a must when I’m older I’ll read the others

[@elligirlie]

Can I add one? If you have depression, or anxiety, or anything like that, I REALLY suggest solitaire by Alice oseman. I hate reading but I LOVE that book and have read it over 7 times now. It really helped me get through some stuff.

[@Fairy_ch4095]

Here's a book recommendation! I love a book called "The undercover book list"! It may seem like a childish book, but it's really good!!

[@Christine_Afton]

✨Books I've read✨ (Includes graphic novels) ~ Harry Potter (All) ~ Nacy drew (Only the first) ~ The Giver ~ The wonderful story of Henry sugar ~ The outsiders ~ Flowers for Algernon ~ Refugee ~ The Lion, witch, and the wardrobe ~ The Phantom of the opera ~ Little women ~ Willy Wonka ~ Matilda ~ Sheets ~ True beauty ~ Fnaf Books (All graphic novels + regular novles) ~ Smile

[@that_local_emo]

I would recommend noughts and crosses, I loved reading every single word of that, it was just heart breaking at the end.. I then went on to read the rest of the series, and have read the whole series about 3 times (noughts and crosses I have read more than 3 times)

[@tcrijwanachoudhury]

Mallorie blackman is a legend, I would highly recommend Audre Lorde, u might be into her stuff

[@I.LOVE.TURR0N.]

Me with all my FNAF books: 'im not gonna leave my scary robot pizzeria phase 😭😭😭😭'

[@Kinnidyurfavoritesaggitaurus]

y’all should try -The Poet X -Grenade -The Hate U Give -Badass Black Girl

[@grac1eeee]

i personally really love the book for girls stuff (it was something like that) it has 2 different books one for 8-12 and one for 13+ 8-12 is really good if you are going through puberty and don’t know what to expect / don’t wanna tell anyone and it tells you about what you might get and stuff and 13+ is basically the same but a bit more specific and yeah i recommend those

[@Dobby_elf]

FINALLY ONE THAT DOESN’T SAY TWILIGHT

[@sunnytaylorsversion]

Little Women is my favourite movie of all time and I absolutely love the book. I shows such empowerment in women and a sense of feminism and how society worked at that time, and how that effected women's day to day lives, which link back into today's world. Totally worth the read- and thw watch !!! ❤❤❤

[@thedarkfroggy]

I recommend Where the Mountain Meet the Moon, INCREDIBLE absolutely AMAZING book. I think everyone should read that book.

[@noorainsara]

I recommend you a book called "I fell in love with hope", like seriously some lines are amazing and totally this book has my whole heart😩✨