YA Classic Retellings

YA adaptations or stories inspired from classic tales including fairy tales, fables, and classical literature. Not a complete or exhaustive list. *The Young Adult Collection is made up of books for a wide age range (12-18 years old) and includes a variety of different topics and interests. Not all titles will be appropriate for all readers.*
 

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1. Bookish boyfriends

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Author:
Schmidt, Tiffany
Series:
Bookish boyfriends volume 1.
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5 stars
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East Regional - Young Adult
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Eva H. Perry Regional - Young Adult
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Leesville Community - Young Adult
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Description:
Merrilee Campbell, 16, thinks boys are better in books, chivalry is dead, and there'd be nothing more romantic than having just one guy woo her like the heroes in classic stories. She's about to get the chance to test these daydreams when she, her best friend, Eliza, and her younger sister, Rory, transfer into Reginald R. Hero High, where all their fantasies come true--often with surprising consequences.

2. The boy next story

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Author:
Schmidt, Tiffany
Series:
Bookish boyfriends volume 2.
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East Regional - Young Adult
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North Regional - Young Adult
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Northeast Regional - Young Adult
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Description:
Rory likes Toby, but Toby likes Rory's sister Merrilee, even though Merrilee is already dating Toby's friend Fielding--and it's all about to get even more complicated at Reginald R. Hero High.

3. Dangerous alliance

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Author:
Cohen, Jennieke
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4.3 stars
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Cary Regional - Young Adult
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East Regional - Young Adult
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Leesville Community - Young Adult
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Description:
Lady Victoria Aston, obsessed with Jane Austen and content to stay home, is suddenly expected to enter society and find a husband, preferably one who cares for her more than her dowry.