Three of the first five books in Lauren Kate’s Fallen series hit #1 on the New York Times Best Seller list, and the fourth still made the list. For a young adult paranormal romance series, that’s a serious run. Kate’s…
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Three of the first five books in Lauren Kate’s Fallen series hit #1 on the New York Times Best Seller list, and the fourth still made the list. For a young adult paranormal romance series, that’s a serious run. Kate’s…
Most books that get labeled “horror” aren’t actually scary. They’re atmospheric, maybe a little eerie, dressed up with a creepy cover and a vaguely unsettling premise, but they never really get under your skin. This list isn’t that. These are…
In 2008, Stephenie Meyer pulled off something almost no author has managed before or since: all four Twilight novels sat at the top of USA Today’s year-end bestseller list at the same time. The series has since sold more than…
There’s nothing quite like curling up with a genuinely unsettling book once the nights start getting longer and the air turns crisp. Movies give you jump scares, but books get inside your head in a way that lingers long after…
Veronica Roth’s Divergent trilogy has sold north of 35 million copies worldwide since it launched in 2011, turning a debut novel written over a college winter break into one of the defining YA franchises of the 2010s — right up…
From Panem’s arenas to Gilead’s Ceremonies, these are the dystopian series that best capture what happens when society goes horribly, brilliantly wrong. There’s a reason dystopian fiction refuses to go out of style. Every generation gets the nightmare it deserves,…
Pierce Brown’s debut novel was rejected by more than 100 literary agents. Ten years after it finally hit shelves, he announced that his Red Rising saga had passed 6 million copies sold. Not bad for a book about a teenage…
More than 100 million copies of The Hunger Games series have been sold worldwide, the first book spent over five straight years on the New York Times bestseller list, and publishing rights have been sold in 55 languages. Not bad…
When The Lost Hero hit shelves in October 2010, its first printing ran to 2.5 million copies. That’s a lot of demigods. Rick Riordan had already made Percy Jackson a kid-lit phenomenon, and The Heroes of Olympus, his five-book mythological…
Here’s a stat that should probably win the Percy Jackson series some kind of trophy: Rick Riordan’s Greek-mythology adventures have been translated into 42 languages and sold more than 30 million copies in the U.S. alone, and they began as…