You love cinematic books that feel like big budget films, are always fan casting characters, and hate it when a movie adaptation leaves out crucial scenes. THE POWER TO WATCH EVERYTHING YOU READ UNFOLD IN FRONT OF YOU LIKE A MOVIE. A love story in reverse, this bittersweet novel about the power of revisiting cherished memories will stick with you long after you finish. The night before they leave for college, Clare and Aidan have one thing left to figure out: whether they should stay together or break up. HELLO, GOODBYE, AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN BY JENNIFER E. You love reminiscing about the stories you loved when you were a little kid and all your favorites are so well-worn, they’re practically loosely bound pages at this point. THE POWER TO RE-READ YOUR FAVORITE BOOKS LIKE IT’S THE FIRST TIME.
Tessa must figure out how she can reset the past and awaken to a brighter future. With each store she passes, she relives a bit of her life–frequently an incident where she wishes she’d done something different.
When Tessa is hit with a dodgeball and falls into a mystical coma, she finds herself at the mall–or at least, a version of “heaven” that looks like the mall. HEAVEN LOOKS A LOT LIKE THE MALL BY WENDY MASS You love that new book smell and an unbroken spine more than anything, and your shelves looks more pristine than Barnes & Noble’s. THE POWER TO RESTORE ANY BOOK TO BRAND-NEW CONDITION. But is it the magic of first love or the magic of a well-timed hope that will inevitably come to an end? When popular boy Billy starts paying attention to Van Uoc, a quiet Vietnamese Australian teen, she becomes convinced that one of her secret wishes has actually started to come true. You’re a hopeless romantic with about twelve ride-or-die literary couples (yes, even though OTP is technically “ one true pairing”). THE POWER TO ALWAYS HAVE YOUR OTPS END UP TOGETHER. When she gets the chance to compete in the Fives, an intricate athletic competition, it sets of a chain of events that could topple her city’s carefully balanced class system. In a fantasy world reminiscent of the Roman Empire, Jessamy is an upper-class lady who longs for freedom. Your mantra is “so many books, so little time”! You’re a fast-paced plot addict who loves a book that keeps you on the edge of your seat. But a look back at her past inspires her to reexamine what exactly she wants to do with her life and who she wants to share it with. When smart and studious Sammie McCoy is diagnosed with a genetic disorder that will slowly steal her memories, she starts keeping a journal for her future self. If you’d pick this power, you should read: You’re forever losing bookmarks, dog-earing pages, and finishing a chapter only to realize you’ve already reached that cliffhanger! THE POWER TO ALWAYS REMEMBER WHERE YOU LEFT OFF IN A BOOK. Take a look at our recommendations for what you should read based on the bookish superpower you’d want the most! But what about bookish superpowers? If you ask us, those are the skills any self-respecting NOVLer should really consider. Others would rather be invisible or telekinetic. Some people dream about having the power to fly.
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