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10 Books Like Scarlett fever

If you loved the pulse‑pounding mystery of Maureen Johnson’s Scarlett Fever, you’ll race through these nine gripping reads that blend teen drama with shocking twists. Each of these titles captures the same electric blend of suspense, heartache, and unforgettable characters.

Editor's Top Match

They Both Die at the End

Why it's the perfect match

Its raw, time‑limited romance mirrors the urgency and emotional depth of Scarlett Fever.

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9 Expert Recommendations

The Fault in Our Stars
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The Fault in Our Stars

by John Green

A tender love story between two teenagers battling cancer that blends heartbreak with hope.

They Both Die at the End
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They Both Die at the End

by Adam Silvera

Two boys spend a fleeting day together after learning they have only hours left to live.

The Darkest Minds
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The Darkest Minds

by Alexandra Bracken

Teenagers with dangerous powers fight a tyrannical regime in this adrenaline‑fueled dystopia.

The Program
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The Program

by Suzanne Collins

In a future where emotions are monitored, teens struggle to hide their true feelings.

All the Bright Places
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All the Bright Places

by Jennifer Niven

A girl on the brink of suicide finds hope when she meets a boy who sees the world differently.

One of Us Is Lying
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One of Us Is Lying

by Courtney Summers

A high‑school mystery unfolds when a student’s death exposes secrets among friends.

The Lovely Bones
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The Lovely Bones

by Alice Sebold

A murdered girl watches from heaven as her family copes with loss and seeks justice.

The Midnight Library
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The Midnight Library

by Matt Haig

A man trapped in a library between life and death explores the infinite possibilities of his existence.

The Fever
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The Fever

by Megan Abbott

A small town grapples with a mysterious illness that turns ordinary life into a frantic race for answers.

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