Top Ten Tuesday: Older Books that Shouldn't be Forgotten

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This week's topic is older books that may be forgotten but shouldn't be. Some of these books may not by that 'old,' but they're books that I feel are or could be forgotten and I'd like to bring attention back to them.

1. The Nature of Jade by Deb Caletti-one of my favorite contemporaries. I haven't seen it around much but don't hesitate to reccomend. 
2. Willow by Juila Hoban-One of my favorites, period. Absolutely loved it and unfortunately haven't seen a lot of it. 
3. North of Beautiful by Justina Chen Headly-A fantastic novel with a beautiful point. 
4. Amy and Roger's Epic Detour by Morgan Matson-Another personal favorite of mine. 
5. She's so Money by Cherry Cheva-I haven's seen this one at all since I've read it. It's a hilarious read and the epitome of chick-lit
6. Forgotten by Cat Patrick-I saw this one around quite a bit when it was released, but haven't since. It's a really unique novel and I really enjoyed it. 
7. Playing Hurt by Holly Schindler-A great contemporary. 
8. Life as We Know by by Susan Beth Pfeffer-This these books are truly wonderful post-apocalyptic series. 
9. Girl at Sea by Maureen Johnson- this one often gets overlooked by Johnson's other works, but this is my favorite. A really fun and unique adventure. 
10. A Certain Slant of Light by Laura Whitcomb-Such a gorgeous ghost story. Definitely shouldn't be forgotten.

What are some books that you feel are/could be forgotten but shouldn't be?