im picky about books and dont neccessarily like the teen genre. i love fiction and romance and fell in love with the twilight series but cant find anything that can compare, am i ruined forever or are there other authors out there that will sufice?|||Meg Cabot: Airhead. Avalon High 1, 2 and 3. The Mediator series The 1-800 series How To Be Popular Jinx All American Girl and it's sequel Ready Or Not? Teen Idol Nicola and The Viscount Victoria and the Rogue The Queen of Babble series The Boy series Sarah Dessen: Lock and Key Keeping the Moon Someone Like You The Truth About Forever This Lullaby That Summer Dreamland Carolyn Mackler: Vegan Virgin Valentine The Earth My Butt and Other Big Round Things Love and Other 4 Letter Words Guyaholic e Lockhart The Boyfriend List The Boy Book Fly on The Wall The disreputable History of Frankie Landau Banks John Green: Looking For Alaska An Abundance of Katherine's Sharon Dogar: Wave Melissa Marr: Wicked Lovely Ink Exchange Melissa De La Cruz: Fresh Off the Boat Blue Bloods Melissa Kantor: If I have a Wicked Stepmother, Where's my Prince? Not IT girl The Break-up Bible Maureen Johnson: Suite Scarlett Devilish The Key To the Golden Firebird 13 Little Blue Envelopes The Bermudez Triangle Davida Wills Hurwin: Circle the Soul Softly A Time For Dancing The Farther You Run Dandi Daley Mackall: Eva Underground Crazy In Love Lauren Myracle: ttyl ttfn l8r g8r Rhymes With Witches Sarah Mlynowski: The Bra's and Broomsticks series As Seen On T.V Monkey Business Me VS Me Milk Run Fishbowl Sophie Kinsella: Can You Keep A Secret? Remember Me? The Shopaholic series Ann Brashares: The Sisterhood Of the Traveling Pants series The Last Summer (of you and me) Zoey Dean: The A-list Novels How To Teach Filthy Rich Girls Kate Brian: Lucky T The V Club Princess and the Pauper The Private series Sweet 16 Natasha Friend: Perfect Lush Bounce Cecil Castellucci: Beige Queen of Cool Boy Proof You can Find out more info on these books at: http://www.megcabot.com/ http://www.sarahdessen.com/ http://www.laurenmyracle.com/ http://www.sarahmlynowski.com/ http://www.melissakantor.com/ http://www.carolynmackler.com/ http://www.natashafriend.com http://www.sophiekinsella.com/ http://www.melissa-delacruz.com/ That's exactly how i felt after reading the Twilight saga. I don't think that there's any book in that genre as great as Twilight was but the books i listed come really close. Soon as you read them, they will ease you out of your Twilight faze and you will begin to think other books are just as good. I hope this helps :)|||Water for Elaphants by Sara Gruen is Excellent!|||I read another vampire book by Cristina de la Cruz called Blue Bloods. it was an easy read and i find that if you liked twilight the you would probably like this book. it also has a sequel called Masquerade|||Anne RIces books(the real vampires) Nancy Holder Stephen King(has a few vampire books)|||Omg i read all stephenie meyer books too and now i can't find something as satisfying.|||Try Bram Stoker's Dracula - love, vampires, death, life, adventure, etc. Try Melissa Marr's Wicked Lovely and Ink Exchange -- Fairy kingdoms, good, evil, teens. Try The Thirteenth Tale by Diane Setterfield -- modern day Gothic novel about the life of a novelist, as told to her biographer. Descriptions galore. Try Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey -- Austen makes fun of the Gothic genre with her novel about the innocent Catherine Moreland Try Jane Austen's Persuasion -- Austen's best novel about love and trusting one's own judgment. Try Practical Magic by Alice Hoffman -- blends wicca magic with everyday household magic of living. Good, realistic characters and dialogue. To find these books and more at your local library visit http://www.worldcat.org. Happy Reading!

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