Top Ten Tuesday (25) : Top Ten Books To Read if you like John Green

Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly feature hosted by Brokeandbookish. This week’s theme is Top Ten Books To Read If you like ________ . With no surprise, I decided to choose John Green, not only because he’s my favorite authors, but because  I have some good recommendations for contemporary books like his!

IF you DON’T like John Green, well you can still, I think, from the books I’ll show you, maybe find something that appeals to you, hopefully! So please don’t stop at the title and see what you can find 🙂 As always, you can click on the title of the book for a Goodreads link 🙂

1 • The Probability of Miracles, Wendy Wunder

When Cam and her family move out to Promise, they want to believe in miracles. But sarcastic Cam has a hard time thinking that a place can cure the cancer that plagued her since her childhood. In between meetings and strange things happening, maybe, who knows, she will find her miracle there in Promise.

2 • All the Bright Places, Jennifer Niven

She wants her life to go back to normal. He wants to forget the whole world exists and disappear. An unlikely meeting between two different teenagers will teach them a lot about life, love, and that life goes on.

3 •  The disreputable history of Frankie Landau-Banks, E. Lockhart

Between pranks, meetings in the dark and side glances, what really is happening in this boarding school ? Frankie is about to find out. Her sense of humor and mischevious acts will get you from page one.

4 • As simple as snow, Gregory Galloway

Hints, prints and cryptic codes await you in the quest for Anna Cayne, a mysterious young girl who loves mysteries…and getting lost.

5 • Let’s get lost, Ali Alsaid

On the road to the northern lights, Leila encounters four very different teenagers, at a crossroads in their lives. Day-adventures and unforgettable memories await.

6 • The Beginning of Everything, Robyn Schneider

Golden boy Ezra, not so golden anymore? After an accident, the teenager finds himself lost among his peers, and meets in Cassidy, the strange new girl, an unexpected friend..or more.

7 • Simon vs. The Homo Sapiens Agenda, Becky Albertalli

If you’re looking for a new best friends, then meet Simon right now. The not-so openly gay teenage boy will get you with his sense of humor and of friendship, his quest for love.

8 • Emmy & Oliver, Robin Benway

After ten years away, Oliver suddenly reappears in Emmy’s life. Between getting used to life with him again, and finding out what you really want in life, follow a fantastic path about growing up.

9 • The Spectacular Now, Tim Tharp

Sutter Keely, the guy you need at every party. So, he’s not the best in class, and he’s not the best to know when to stop drinking, either. But meeting Aimee will change his life.

10 • The Perks of Being a Wallflower., Stephen Chbosky

Freshman Charlie is trying to make his way through high school, wondering which way is the right way to live. But closing his eyes on what’s right, and, most importantly, what’s wrong, isn’t probably the right way to do so. A real, poignant, unforgettable coming of age story.

What books would you recommend for readers of John Green? Any ideas I didn’t mention? Did you read and enjoy any of those books? Let me know everything in comments! 🙂