There aren’t enough graphic novel recommendations (non-super hero specifically) in my opinion. So since everyone seemed to like Part 1 (link here) here’s part 2 of some of my favorite graphic novels! I will link review to the titles if they are available.
This doesn’t include novellas or graphic novels!
I was trying to think of a post I could do of book recommendations that kind of broke the mold a little bit. You know, not the typical “fantasy recs” or “sci-fi recs” (which I still love by the way!). PLUS everyone could use a good, short book every once in a while right?
I will link each title to my full review as well, if you’re interested!
These are just a few books that I feel like I don’t talk about enough on my blog but still enjoyed! They could use a little more love!
I will link up reviews if I have them!
The Bone Witch by Rin Chupeco
This is the book I read the most recently on this list and I STILL feel like I don’t mention it enough! I absolutely loved Chupeco’s other book “The Girl From The Well” and so I was ecstatic when I got an ARC of “The Bone Witch” which is YA Fantasy, my favorite genre! This is a very dark fantasy story and I absolutely loved the writing style and world building, although the pacing could be slow at times.
You can read my full review of “The Bone Witch” here.
Labyrinth Lost by Zoraida Cordova
A diverse and magical read that I feel doesn’t get enough love! The cover is absolutely gorgeous and I loved the magic system as well as the family dynamic!
You can read my full review of “Labyrinth Lost” here.
Paper Princess by Erin Watt
I loved this book so much I couldn’t express my love in a review quite yet, I’m probably going to do a mini review here sometime. This was extremely addictive and kept me turning pages, it’s a very “trashy” novel in the same way that soap operas are “trashy”. They definitely hold your attention with their drama!
Welcome To The Dark House by Laurie Faria Stolarz
A YA horror book that has some great characters and is pretty fast paced, it reads exactly like your traditional slasher horror movie but with some unique twists. Definitely a great book for any YA horror lovers out there!
You can read my full review of “Welcome To The Dark House” here.
A Drop of Night by Stefan Bachmann
This book was a very unique blend of horror and thriller where a group of kids become trapped in an ancient underground palace in France. I don’t want to give too much away but this book will definitely get your adrenaline pumping!
You can read my full review of “A Drop of Night” here.
The Impostor Queen by Sarah Fine
The magic system and world building in this book are FANTASTIC and so, so unique! Those two reasons alone are enough for me to recommend this book!
You can read my full review of “The Impostor Queen” here.
The Monstrumologist by Rick Yancey
A historical fiction with monsters! Woohoo! Plus the Doctor is pretty swoon-worthy and the monsters are actually pretty terrifying and gory. Definitely not a book for the squeamish or faint of heart!
You can read my full review of “The Monstrumologist” here.
Vengeance Road by Erin Bowman
I did enjoy this book but still had a couple problems with it but Kate, the MC, is pretty badass! Plus there really aren’t enough YA western books and that cover is so gorgeous!
You can read my full review of “Vengeance Road” here.
The Scorpion Rules by Erin Bow
This book definitely won’t be up everyone’s alley but I enjoyed it a lot, it’s about an insane(ly, funny) AI that took over the world and uses the world leader’s children as hostages to keep world peace. It’s awesome.
You can read my full review of “The Scorpion Rules” here.
Lips Touch: Three Times by Laini Taylor
Do I need reasons to recommend any of Laini Taylor’s books? Her world building and mythology is flawless and her writing is so, so beautiful!
You can read my full review of “Lips Touch: Three Times” here.
Have you read any of these books? What did you think of them?
Do you have any of these books on your TBR?
Do you have any books that you don’t recommend enough?
Let me know in the comments!
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