Under the Never Sky and Nevermore

As I have posted before on this blog I am absolute book lover! Two books that I am currently obsessed about are Under the Never Sky by Veronica Rossi and Nevermore by Kelly Creagh.

(http://veronicarossibooks.blogspot.ca/p/under-never-sky.html)

 

 

Firstly, let's start with Under the Never Sky. Under the Never Sky is about a girl named Aria who lives in a technological metropolis. Throughout her whole life Aria has never spent a day outside her technological city. On a whim her and her friends decide to break the rules for one night and venture outside of the city. When  Aria finally reaches the outside she realizes that it is nothing like she ever imagined. When her and her friends are done looking around they try to get back into the city but find that they have been locked out! And...I think I'm going to stop there or else I'll end up giving too much away!

(http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/7129598-nevermore)

Second, Let me just start out saying that Nevermore is one of the BEST books that has ever been written! (In my opinion anyways...). Nevermore is book that fuses a modern day story with the poetry of Edgar Allen Poe. Nevermore revolves around star cheerleader Isobel Lanley. At the beginning of the store Isobel is doing dismal in her high school English class. For a term project her teacher pairs her up with school loner and slightly creepy Varen Nethers. Now Varen is not just your average loner he actually has a rather personal connection to Poe and his death and it seems now that the Varen may have the same fate as Poe. It goes without saying that this book has one of the most unique stories that I have read in awhile. It's not your usual popular girl falls in love with the school loner story. Rather, it's a story that has so many twists and turns that will make your head spin! This is certainly a book that you'll stay up all night reading!

So I was wondering have any of you read either of these books? If yes what did you like or not like about them? And if not are there any other books that sound similar to these that you would recommend for me to read?

These two books are certainly books that take a whole new spin on young adult novels and I would recommend these books to anyone who is a certified book nerd such as myself!