We still really love John Green. This doesn’t change even if you skip a month (oops). It’ll be a little while before we get something new from him – “Untitled” is due to be published in January next year. Until then, this post for other reading ideas.
Public service announcement: 1D, the story of One Direction’s X-factor experience: we have only one copy of this book! We asked nicely for more, but unhappily there are none available, so they’re rare things. Consequently we can’t do much about the reserve queue. We have another book about the fab five, here.
1. The Fault in Our Stars, John Green [up 1]
2. Clockwork Princess, Cassandra Clare [down 1]
3. Looking for Alaska, John Green [no change]
4. 1D: One Direction: Forever Young [no change]
5. Light, Michael Grant [new]
6. The Hunger Games, Suzanne Collins [down 1]
7. Catching Fire, Suzanne Collins [up 1]
8. Chosen at Nightfall, C C Hunter [new]
9. Beautiful Creatures, Kami Garcia & Margaret Stohl [down 3]
10. Scorched Earth, Robert Muchamore [down 2]
Beautiful Creatures is on at the movies at the moment, which means the book’s in demand (is Ethan more likeable in the film?).
1. Clockwork Princess, Cassandra Clare [no change]
2. The Fault in Our Stars, John Green [no change]
3. Looking for Alaska, John Green [no change]
4. 1D: One Direction: Forever Young [up 1]
5. The Hunger Games, Suzanne Collins [up 1]
6. Beautiful Creatures, Kami Garcia & Margaret Stohl [old/new]
6. The Indigo Spell, Richelle Mead [new]
8. Catching Fire, Suzanne Collins [down 1]
8. Scorched Earth, Robert Muchamore [up 2]
10. Guardian Angel, Robert Muchamore [down 6]
Other interesting popular titles include Mockingjay, Divergent and Insurgent by Veronica Roth, Cardcaptor Sakura 4, and Prodigy by Marie Lu.
Lots of John Green love on the Most Wanted list for February again, and Clockwork Princess is due out in March – the much-anticipated third book in the Infernal Devices trilogy (for now).
1. Clockwork Princess, Cassandra Clare [up 1]
2. The Fault in Our Stars, John Green [up 3]
3. Looking for Alaska, John Green [up 6]
4. Guardian Angel, Robert Muchamore [down 3]
5. 1D: One Direction: Forever Young [down 2]
6. The Hunger Games, Suzanne Collins [down 3]
7. Catching Fire, Suzanne Collins [up 1]
8. Mockingjay, Suzanne Collins [down 2]
9. Maximum Ride 5 : The Manga, Narae Lee [new]
10. Reached, Ally Condie [down 4]
10. Scorched Earth, Robert Muchamore [new]
10. Cardcaptor Sakura Omnibus Edition 4, CLAMP [new]
Hello 2013! These are the ten most popular and reserved young adult titles, as requested by you, the discerning reader. The list features a John Green-athon, particularly starring Looking For Alaska, first published in 2005. We are slightly puzzled, but agree that it is a good read!
1. Guardian Angel, Robert Muchamore [no change]
2. Clockwork Princess, Cassandra Clare [up 3]
3. The Hunger Games, Suzanne Collins [up 4]
3. 1D: One Direction: Forever Young [up 1]
5. The Fault in Our Stars, John Green [new yet somewhat old]
6. Reached, Ally Condie [down 4]
6. Mockingjay, Suzanne Collins [down 3]
8. Catching Fire, Suzanne Collins [up 1]
9. Looking for Alaska, John Green [new yet rather old]
10. Days of Blood & Starlight, Laini Taylor [down 2]
The final Most Wanted of the year sees Robert Muchamore on top again, although this has been the year of The Hunger Games, which almost everyone in Wellington has read I think.
1. Guardian Angel, Robert Muchamore [no change]
2. Reached, Ally Condie [no change]
3. Mockingjay, Suzanne Collins [up 3]
4. 1D: One Direction: Forever Young [no change]
5. Clockwork Princess, Cassandra Clare [up 3]
6. Finale, Becca Fitzpatrick [down 4]
7. The Hunger Games, Suzanne Collins [down 3]
8. Days of Blood & Starlight, Laini Taylor [new]
9. Catching Fire, Suzanne Collins [up 1]
10. The Rise of Nine, Pitacus Lore [down 4]
Here are the top 10 requested and borrowed young adult items at Wellington City Libraries. Numbers 2 to 10, although they’ve ganged up in pairs, have still got a ways to go to topple Robert Muchamore, spy king, from his perch.
1. Guardian Angel, Robert Muchamore [no change]
2. Reached, Ally Condy (on order) [up 3]
2. Finale, Becca Fitzpatrick (on order) [up 5]
4. 1D: One Direction: Forever Young [up 2]
4. The Hunger Games, Suzanne Collins [down 1]
6. The Rise of Nine, Pitacus Lore [down 2]
6. Mockingjay, Suzanne Collins [up 1]
8. One Shot Kill, Robert Muchamore [new]
8. Clockwork Princess, Cassandra Clare [new]
10. Catching Fire, Suzanne Collins [down 8]
Here are the top 10 requested and borrowed young adult items at Wellington City Libraries! You can also keep an eye on interesting upcoming releases here.
1. Guardian Angel, Robert Muchamore [no change]
2. Catching Fire, Suzanne Collins [no change]
3. The Hunger Games, Suzanne Collins [no change]
4. The Rise of Nine, Pitacus Lore [no change]
5. Reached, Ally Condy (on order) [up 2]
6. 1D: One Direction: Forever Young [up 4]
7. Mockingjay, Suzanne Collins [down 2]
8. Finale, Becca Fitzpatrick (on order) [down 1]
9. City of Lost Souls, Cassandra Clare [down 3]
10. Days of Blood and Starlight, Laini Taylor (on order) [new]
There is a new most-wanted book this month: Robert Muchamore’s CHERUB books are always über popular, and now there’s CHERUB series 2! Other new books to watch out for include The Rise of Nine, the next instalment in the Lorien Legacies sci fi series, and Finale, which promises to be the end to the Hush, Hush series by Becca Fitzpatrick. Series are the winners!
1. Guardian Angel, Robert Muchamore [new]
2. Catching Fire, Suzanne Collins [no change]
3. The Hunger Games, Suzanne Collins [down 2]
4. The Rise of Nine, Pitacus Lore [new]
5. Mockingjay, Suzanne Collins [down 2]
6. City of Lost Souls, Cassandra Clare [down 2]
7. Reached, Ally Condy (on order) [up 1]
7. Finale, Becca Fitzpatrick (on order) [new]
9. Insurgent, Veronica Roth [down 3]
10. 1D: One Direction: Forever Young [down 1]
This month’s most wanted titles include the usual suspects, and life as One Direction is fascinating!
New to the most wanted list is Between the Lines,
by new mother and daughter writing partnership Jodi Picoult and Samantha Van Leer.
1. The Hunger Games, Suzanne Collins [no change]
2. Catching Fire, Suzanne Collins [no change]
3. Mockingjay, Suzanne Collins [no change]
4. City of Lost Souls, Cassandra Clare [no change]
5. Rapture, Lauren Kate (on order) [up 1]
6. Insurgent, Veronica Roth [down 1]
7. Dare to Dream: Life as One Direction [new]
8. Reached, Ally Condy (on order) [no change]
9. 1D: One Direction: Forever Young [up 1]
10. Between the Lines, Jodi Picoult and Samantha Van Leer [new]
This month sees not much change in the most requested items: the queue for The Hunger Games is now only about three months long (!), and lots of people are keen to read all about One Direction (see also Dare to Dream).
1. The Hunger Games, Suzanne Collins [no change]
2. Catching Fire, Suzanne Collins [no change]
3. Mockingjay, Suzanne Collins [no change]
4. City of Lost Souls, Cassandra Clare [no change]
5. Insurgent, Veronica Roth [no change]
6. Rapture, Lauren Kate (on order) [up 1]
7. Fear, Michael Grant [down 1]
8. Reached, Ally Condy (on order) [up 1]
9. Inheritance, Christopher Paolini [up 1]
10. 1D: One Direction: Forever Young [new]
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