It’s Wednesday so that means that it’s Top 5 Wednesday and this week’s topic is top five gateway books. To find more about Top 5 Wednesday’s you can join the Goodreads group and discover the creator of the group Lainey but is currently being curated, by Samantha. I haven't done this for a while so this will be interesting but anyway, let’s get started…
This book is a great way to get into to almost adult fiction. It has been a hugely popular book for a while now on booktube but in general after a film was made a couple of years ago. It is also one of my favourite books so is worth a read!
This book is often considered to be both YA and adult so therefore it is a good gateway book especially if you really fantasy books.
Being a combination of non-fiction and fiction stories, The Opposite of Loneliness is a wonderful book that deserves to be read by everyone and is just a great book. It has a youthful tone which definitely bridges the gap between adult and YA.
I love this graphic novel and it often has a YA writing style that is quite different to others of this genre so is great for those who want to try a new genre.
When I first started to read this book, I honest thought that it has a similar tone to those of John Green so is the perfect book for anyone who wants to read more classics.
What are some of your gateway books? Leave them in the comments below.
See you soon,
Amy
Number 5: The Book Thief by Marcus Zusak
This book is a great way to get into to almost adult fiction. It has been a hugely popular book for a while now on booktube but in general after a film was made a couple of years ago. It is also one of my favourite books so is worth a read!
Number 4: The Bone Season by Samantha Shannon
This book is often considered to be both YA and adult so therefore it is a good gateway book especially if you really fantasy books.
Number 3: The Opposite Loneliness by Marina Keegan
Being a combination of non-fiction and fiction stories, The Opposite of Loneliness is a wonderful book that deserves to be read by everyone and is just a great book. It has a youthful tone which definitely bridges the gap between adult and YA.
Number 2: Nimona by Noelle Stephenson
I love this graphic novel and it often has a YA writing style that is quite different to others of this genre so is great for those who want to try a new genre.
Number 1: The Catcher In The Rye by J.D. Salinger
When I first started to read this book, I honest thought that it has a similar tone to those of John Green so is the perfect book for anyone who wants to read more classics. What are some of your gateway books? Leave them in the comments below.
See you soon,
Amy
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