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Get ready for fantasy, highly anticipated sequels, and heartbreaking reads.

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Just when you thought your TBR list couldn't get any bigger, 2019 came along and decided to bring out some of the best books of all time. Some well-loved series are ending, while others are just getting started this year. Meanwhile, standalone books continue to steal people's hearts and leaving them hoping that the author changes their mind to turn them into a series instead. But, no matter what, 2019 has certainly not been good for that never-ending TBR list that will certainly keep growing as you go down on this list. Luckily, you can never have too many books and these have certainly stood out from the rest in filling our hearts and minds with new stories and characters to fall in love with.

Whether you're looking to jump into a new fantasy world or you're looking for that ultimate contemporary read that transports you to a different part of this earth, there is something here for everyone. These are Seventeen's picks for the best books of 2019 (so far)...

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"Cursed" by Thomas Wheeler and Frank Miller

In a fun and adventurous twist on the classic Arthurian legend, join the Lady of the Lake, Nimue, as her life changes when she gets her hands on a legendary sword. Together with Arthur and Merlin, she must stop a powerful, evil force that is out to get their loved ones. It's also a soon to be a Netflix series starring 13 Reasons Why's Katherine Langford.

Release date: October 1, 2019

"Finale" by Stephanie Garber

The heart-stopping final book in the Caraval series, Finale starts off two months after the end of Legendary. What happens after Tella finds out the truth about Legend? And who will she ultimately trust before the final game begins? Garber continues to bring these characters to life in a fantastical world, making you wish that this wasn't the end of such an unforgettable series.

Release Date: May 7, 2019

"The Red Scrolls of Magic" by Cassandra Clare and Wesley Chu

The first book in the new The Elder Curses trilogy in the Shadowhunters universe, Magnus Bane and Alec Lightwood head off to Paris for a much needed vacation. However, after finding out that a cult that Magnus started as a joke became real and is causing damage around Europe, the two must band together with the help of a couple new friends to put a stop to it before it's too late.

Release date: April 9, 2019

"The Fever King" by Victoria Lee

Noam Álvaro is the sole survivor of a magical virus that left him able to control technology at will, but also left his family dead. An undocumented immigrant, he sets out trying to free refugees who are trying to escape the government. However, when he gets the chance to learn more about his power from the minister of defense, he must make a choice between changing the world or following his heart.

Release date: March 1, 2019

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"Darkness of the Edge of Town" by Adam Christopher

When Eleven finds a box marked "New York," in the basement, she begins asking questions about her adopted dad, Jim Hopper's, past. Reluctant at first to revisit that time in his life, he eventually gives in and tells Eleven about his time as an NYPD detective, forced to go undercover among New York's street gangs and crack a very important case.

"Darkness of the Edge of Town" comes out about a month before Stranger Things season 3, meaning you can pass the time during those last few weeks with this epic read.

Release date: June 4, 2019

"Chilling Adventures of Sabrina: Season of the Witch" by Sarah Rees Brennan

While we may have a few months to go before we get season two of Chilling Adventures of Sabrina on Netflix, Scholastic just announced their newest book which will make that wait a lot easier to handle. This summer, the publishers will release Chilling Adventures of Sabrina: Season of the Witch. According to the book will take place the summer before season one, and focus on Sabrina and Harvey's relationship. Curious about Harvey's feelings for her, Sabrina decides to cast a spell on him to find out some info. Of course, nothing goes quite as planned. The book will also build on the world of CAOS and its characters like Sabrina's cousin, Ambrose, and the rest of the Spellman family.

Release date: July 9, 2019

"The Wicked King" by Holly Black

"Slayer" by Kiersten White

"We Set the Dark on Fire" by Tehlor Kay Mejia

Daniela Vargas, the top student at the Medio School for Girls, is about to graduate and will be married off to a wealthy man to live under him. When she gets the opportunity to be a part of the rebellion and bring equality to her world, Daniela must decide whether to fight for what's right or just live the life she was born into. This book is perfect for fans of The Handmaid's Tale and even features a queer romance in a world that fans will get sucked into and leave them thirsty for more.

Release date: February 26, 2019

Tamara Fuentes Entertainment Editor Tamara Fuentes is the entertainment editor for Seventeen and covers celebrity news, pop culture, television, movies, music, and books.

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