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What to Read While Waiting for the Veronica Mars Movie


Ever since the Veronica Mars movie was announced, I've been obsessively checking the Kickstarter page, watching Logan and Veronica clips on YouTube, and reading every piece of news about who is going to be in the film and what the plot my be I can get my hands on. Yep, I love Veronica Mars and I'm thrilled she'll be making a comeback. Obsessed like me? Or new to Veronica Mars and need to get in a YA mystery mood? Here's what you can read while waiting for the Veronica Mars movie:


-Before he was creating TV show detectives, Rob Thomas was writing YA novels. The book just got a new cover and re-released this month.






-High school murder mystery and total fluffy fun



-Veronica Mars if she was born in 1942



-If Veronica Mars was a bit more chick lit and went to a school for spies



-Veronica Mars meets Harry Potter







And if you just can't get enough of Veronica:



Any other suggestions for Veronica Mars fans?




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  2. Great list, Sarah! May I also suggest "Lulu Dark Can See Through Walls" by Bennett Madison? A teen detective who is a lot of fun! I wish he would write more than the two in the series. The Spellman Files is also a fantastic series for teens interested in trying out an adult series.

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    1. Thanks for the suggestion Meghan! I've never read that one but I've seen it on my YA shelves forever. I'll have to check it out.

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  3. I can't wait for Veronica Mars!! Great list :)

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