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Today's question:
What book rocks your favorite YA love triangle?
Our Answers
Jessica: Right now it's
THE RAVEN BOYS. We get the clue from the description of the book that there is
going to be something between Blue and Gansey. But then we start reading and
find that Blue actually starts dating a different character. It's a four-book
series, so I know many things are going to change, but I love this hint of a
love triangle to come in future books. I might be worried if this was in the
hands of a different author, but I know Maggie Stiefavter is not going to give
us some trite, overdone YA love triangle. I can't wait to see how this one
shakes out.
Matt: None. I hate love
triangles.
Sara: You know, I
really don’t mind a good love triangle. Especially now since the rest of the YA
world seems so over them, I’d say the ratio of books that I read with love
triangles is waaaaay outweighed by books that don’t have them. The one that
comes to mind for me first is in The Sky
is Everywhere by Jandy Nelson. The triangle in this story is super
complicated, and I completely understood (even at the times I shook my head) with
why the MC had such a hard time sorting through her feelings for both boys.
Katy: Love triangles often bug me, but I love how
Elizabeth Scott handled hers in The Unwritten Rule.
Your turn!
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