Thursday, January 24, 2013

Most Anticipated 2013 Young Adult Lit. Sequels


If you are like most Young Adult literature readers then you are most likely always in the middle of one or two amazing series. Series are so intertwined with this genre of books that in many cases it's a bigger surprise to pick up a book without a second or third part than to find a book that is a self contained story.

Many readers enjoy that about YA lit, they like to be able to live with the characters that they love and reading a three or six part series gives them ample time to get through the story. It is much like the difference between a two hour movie and a four season tv show. The movie while excellent, cannot compete with the character development of a show that dedicates years to fleshing out their leads.

View slideshow: 2013 YA Series releases

2013 is a big year for follow ups to some of our favorite YA series.

Of Triton by Anna Banks release date May 28, 2013 
Book 2 in the Of Poseidon series

Awaken by Meg Cabot release date May 7, 2013 
Book 3 in the Abandon Series

Requiem by Lauren Oliver release date March 5, 2013 
Book 3 in the Delirium Series

Boundless by Cynthia Hand release date January 22, 2013 
Book 3 in the Unearthly Series

Through the Ever Night by Veronica Rossi release date January 8, 2013
Book 2 in Under the Never Sky Series

Sever by Lauren DeStefano release date February 12, 2013 
Book 3 in the Chemical Garden Series

Gates of Paradise by Melissa De La Cruz release date January 15, 2013 
Book 7 in the Blue Bloods Series

Rise by Anna Carey release date April 2, 2013 
Book 3 in the Eve series

Clockwork Princess by Cassandra Clare release date March 19, 2013 
Book 3 in the Infernal Devices Series


Goddess Inheritance by Aimee Carter release date February 26, 2013 
Book 3 in the Goddess Test Series


The Indigo Spell by Richelle Mead release date February 12, 2013 
Book 3 in the Bloodlines Series


Everbound by Brodi Ashton release date January 22, 2013 
Book 2 in the Everneath Series


This article originally published on:  Examiner.com 

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