What is the BEST Y.A. series? Our "October" poll is no doubt going to run into November, but we should try to get back on track, so we're not running polls into the next month for the next ten years.
We badly need additional nominations for our Best Young Adult Series poll. If we don't get a few more titles (and a lot more seconds) this ship might not sail.
Please please please please go to the original post so that I don't have to tabulate results from two different places.
The rules are there, as well as the complicated definitions of Y.A. literature and why I'd rather be inclusive with our nominations and not an enforcer.
While you're at it, take a slip down to the lower left side to the long black poll (technically our "September" poll) and vote on the best Y.A. novel. This poll will only be up for another week.
And don't forget that those of you who voted when the poll first came out can now vote again as your I.P. address is logged only for a week.
Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
ReplyDeleteHis Dark Materials by Phillip Pullman
Harry Potter Series by JK Rowling
Percy Jackson and the Heroes of Olympus by Rick Riordan
Lioness Rampant by Tamora Pierce
Every series by Mercedes Lackey ;)
The Wrinkle in Time series and Ringworld
ReplyDeleteSecond Wrinkle in Time and Harry Potter
ReplyDeleteNominate Winnie The Pooh, Milne
Chronicles of Narnia, Lewis
The GFL, Sigler
I second Winnie and Narnia, and I third Wrinkle.
ReplyDeleteI am nominating '1984' by George Orwell. Even though it isn't really a YA novel, I think it is something that every YA should read because of it's relevant themes to today's society.
ReplyDeleteChronicles of Prydain by Lloyd Alexander
ReplyDelete~sniff~ You guys totally hate me.
ReplyDeleteTabulate us monkey boy! Tabulate! Hahahahahaha
ReplyDelete~sobs....but does it~
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