![]() ![]() ![]() Readers who want more edge to their modern day gods will be delighted by this trilogy, which features a dash of horror and suspense. Almond’s distinctive writing style beautifully captures the spirit of the classic myth, and is perfect for readers who love a good tragedy. Instead of the Pacific Northwest, as in All Our Pretty Songs, Almond sets his retelling in the UK. This is another modern take on the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice. If you’re looking for a more challenging, introspective YA read that still captures what it’s like to be a teenager, this is the mythology-inspired YA novel for you. As much about the bonds of friendship as the rush of first love, this is a complex, layered story. This retelling of Orpheus myth is full of lush, dreamy prose, and centers on the relationship of the narrator and her best friend Aurora and the intoxicating musician they meet. ![]() ![]() This YA novel inspired by Korean mythology is perfect for fans of Graceling by Kristin Cashore. With snarky lines, a bad boy love interest, and loads of fun, this will definitely satisfy a craving for paranormal YA.Ĭryptic prophecy? Check. This trilogy is a modern-day Persephone retelling with all of the frothy drama you’d expect in a supernatural romance, and cheekily combines the troubles of life in the underworld with the everyday trials and tribulation of being a teenager. ![]()
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