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Top 10 Books When You Need Something Light And Fun

I got all happy when I saw this topic, because there’s nothing I like better then a book that’s light and fun.  Sometimes you need something light and fun. especially after finishing something that makes you cry.  The only problem is narrowing it down to just 10…

1. Beauty Queens by Libba Bray.  I could not stop laughing when I was listening to Beauty Queens.  It’s amusing and has a lot of silliness, which is what you need sometimes.  
2. Pretty Little Liars by Sara Shepard.  I need to clarify by saying that I’m talking about the first 8, because those mysterious and fun.  I gave up 10 books in, because at  that point, it got to be a little too repetitive.  But the first 8…definitely light and fun.
3. Need by Carrie Jones.  Because Zara is hilarious and I love the random tips on how to survive pixies.
4. Paranormalcy by Kiersten White.  If I want fun wrapped up in pink and sparkles, this is the perfect book.  What’s not fun about a girl with a pink and sparkly taser named Tasey?!?!?!!?!!
5. Agorafabulous by Sara Benincasa.  This is a random choice, but also one of the first books that came to mind.  I just love her story of her dealing with anxiety, and actually makes it really amusing and entertaining.
6. Weather Wardens/Morganville Vampires/Outcast Season by Rachel Caine.  I couldn’t pick just one, but all of her stuff is so fun to read.  Whether it’s a vampire town or crazy weather patterns (Weather Wardens) that lead to a war between dijinn and Weather Wardens to stop Mother Earth from completely losing it (Outcast Season), I have so much fun reading that I have trouble putting her books down.
7. Fruits Basket by Natsuki Takaya.  Because Tohru is adorable, Kyo and Yuki are fun (especially when you put them in a room together), and characters who are each animal in the Chinese Zodiac…trust me, it’s fun and sometimes silly with characters who act the teensiest bit ridiculous.
8. Princess Diaries by Meg Cabot.  Because Mia as a princess is fun and crazy and awesome!
9. Anna And The French Kiss by Stephanie Perkins.  It’s at a boarding school in Paris and romance ensues!  What’s more fun than that?
10. City Of Dark Magic by Magnus Flyte.  Because nothing is more fun than toenail-induced time travel.  And in case you’re wondering…it really does make sense.  Prague, Beethoven, and time travel make for a fun book.