In A, i will then look at the cover. Is it attractive looking. To me, it determines whether the book might be potentially interesting. It effort was not put in to the cover, the story itself is not very much worth it unless the story plot is very very interesting. A cartoon cover for a romance novel or a graphic image of a flower or sky or a scenery is no-no too for me as it looks kinda dull on first impression.
In B, where no awards or stuff is given, i'd look at the story plot at the back of the book. If boring, it's back on the shelf.
In teenage books, i always borrow the fantasy ones. Like ordinary girl suddenly finding out that she's a protege witch or a fairy. Or even finding out she has extraordinary powers to change the world of this parallel universe. stuff like that. Haha... I just love reading books like that.
Here's a few books that i recommend you should read and would definitely love:
Teenage Novels
- Gamer Girl by Mari Mancusi
- The Specialists- Model Spy by Shannon Greenland
- Confessions of a triple shot betty by Jody Gehrman
- Vampire Kisses: The Beginning by Ellen Schreiber
- Percy Jackson the Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan
- The Ghost and the Goth by Stacey Kade
Adult Romance Novels
- Manhunting by Jennifer Crusie
- The Undomestic Goddess by Sophie Kinsella
- Bet me by Jennifer Crusie
- Tall, Dark and Hungry by Lynsay Sands
- Have Glass Slippers, will travel by Lisa Cach
- An offer from a gentleman by Julia Quinn
- The Viscount who loved me by Julia Quinn
- The Husband Trap by Tracy Anne Warren (This is one of my favourite books, it's OMG so heartwarming)
- Double Dating with the dead by Karen Kelly
- The Chase by Lynsay Sands
- Forbidden Nights with a Vampire by Kerrelyn Sparks
- All i want for christmas is a vampire by Kerrelyn Sparks
- Undead and Unemployed by Mary Janice Davidson
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