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Books like “Shiver”

What to read after “Shiver” by Maggie Stiefvater: a list matched by tropes, mood and atmosphere. Under each book you will see what it has in common.

  1. Cover of “Blood and Chocolate” by Annette Curtis Klause
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    Blood and Chocolate

    Annette Curtis Klause · 1997

    From the same world: “Werewolves”

  2. Cover of “The Fault in Our Stars” by John Green
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    The Fault in Our Stars

    John Green · 2012

    Similar atmosphere: “Melancholic”

  3. Cover of “Wolfsong” by T.J. Klune
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    Wolfsong

    T.J. Klune · 2016

    From the same world: “Werewolves”

  4. Cover of “Feral Sins” by Suzanne Wright
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    Feral Sins

    Suzanne Wright · 2012

    From the same world: “Werewolves”

  5. Cover of “Bride” by Ali Hazelwood
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    Bride

    Ali Hazelwood · 2024

    From the same world: “Werewolves”

  6. Cover of “Hush, Hush” by Becca Fitzpatrick
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    Hush, Hush

    Becca Fitzpatrick · 2009

    Same genre: “Paranormal romance”

  7. Cover of “A Hunger Like No Other” by Kresley Cole
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    A Hunger Like No Other

    Kresley Cole · 2006

    From the same world: “Werewolves”

  8. Cover of “They Both Die at the End” by Adam Silvera
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    They Both Die at the End

    Adam Silvera · 2017

    Similar atmosphere: “Melancholic”

  9. Cover of “Twilight” by Stephenie Meyer
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    Twilight

    Stephenie Meyer · 2005

    Same genre: “Young adult fiction” and “Paranormal romance”

  10. Cover of “Daughter of Smoke & Bone” by Laini Taylor
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    Daughter of Smoke & Bone

    Laini Taylor · 2011

    Same genre: “Young adult fiction”

  11. Cover of “Bitten” by Kelley Armstrong
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    Bitten

    Kelley Armstrong · 2001

    From the same world: “Werewolves”

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Frequently asked questions

What should I read after “Shiver”?
Start with “Blood and Chocolate”, “The Fault in Our Stars”, “Wolfsong”: they are the closest to “Shiver” in tropes and mood. Under each book in the list you will see what exactly it has in common.
How are similar books chosen?
We compare tropes (for “Shiver” these are Werewolves, Coming of Age, Star-Crossed Lovers), genre, plot, era and tone. It is not “readers also bought”; it is similarity in the content itself.
Are there recent books in this list?
Yes. Among the newer ones are “The Fault in Our Stars”, “Wolfsong”, “Feral Sins”. Switch the “Modern” filter to keep only books from 2000 onward.

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