If You Like To Read This, Try That

Good Morning Everyone :)

I hope you're all having a great week so far, and I want to thank you all for joining me here on The Preppy Book Princess.

I've been working on this particular post for quite awhile, and I'm excited to finally get to share it with all of you guys.

I feel like a lot of readers are still unfamiliar with just how many titles currently exist within the Christian Fiction market, and this particular genre is still getting stereotyped as containing only historical fiction and westerns. (Although those are pretty amazing in their own right!)

Today I thought it would be fun to take a look at some of my favorite, or more popular regular fiction books, and then make a comparison to a Christian Fiction book. Like the title of the post states, this will be a "if you like this, give that a try."

Let's go ahead and get started.

Anyone who's read my blog for awhile will know that I'm a huge fan of time travel, and that this particular trilogy is one of my all time favorites. If you are also a fan of either this trope or this trilogy then I highly recommend that you give:

The River of Time series by Lisa T Bergen a chance. Both of these series are about teenage girls experiencing time travel, and both take place in Europe. Both also have an eclectic cast of secondary characters, feature romances, and keep the reader on the edge of their seat. Check out my full review of the first book here.

Sarah Dessen's contemporaries continue to be some of my all time favorites, but I'm happy to say that I've recently discovered a Christian young adult author who's first novel reminds me very much of a Sarah Dessen novel.

Brittany Goodwin writes about grief, growing up, overcoming obstacles, first loves, and how to move on when the grief seems crippling. I highly recommend this one to anyone who's a Sarah Dessen fan like myself. Check out my full review here.

If you're a fan of fairytale retellings, like the Lunar Chronicles by Marissa Meyer, then you definitely want to give any of Melanie Dickerson's fabulous stories a try.

While these novels aren't science fiction like Marissa's novels are, they each predominately focus around a retelling of a famous fairy tale, and definitely have a fantasy element to them.

I personally love dystopian novels, and I really enjoyed this trilogy by Ally Condie. When I picked up Krista McGee's dystpian series, I noticed lots of similarities between the two, especially within the world building, and really found myself enjoying reading it as well.

Check out my full review here.

And lastly,

If you're a fan of the popular fantasy young adult books, like Throne of Glass,

Then you need to check out Fawkes by Nadine Brandes. Fawkes focuses heavily around magic, world building, kingdoms; honestly you name it, it has it. Plus, it's a re-imagined story of Guy Fawkes which just makes it that much more amazing. Check out my full review here.

Thanks so much for joining me today guys! I had so much fun getting to share these recommendations with you, and I hope to do a follow up to this post soon with even more recommendations. Have a great rest of your day!

This is not a sponsored post. All thoughts and opinions are my own. The photos do not belong to me, and all rights to the respective owners.

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