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Books like the Shatter Me series

Books that match a book in the Shatter Me series, most similar first. Each one names the Shatter Me book it matches and why.

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What it is about

Ability
Love
Soldiers
Dictatorship

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Ages 14+
Young Adult

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Legends & Lattes Adult
Travis Baldree · 2022

about 320 pages

Why: Both Shatter Me and Legends & Lattes are romance books about love.
- Romance
- Love
What both books share
- romance
  Shatter Me: "Romance fiction" (OL subject); "romance" (WD genre)
  Legends & Lattes: "Romance" (OL subject); "romance" (WD genre)
- love
  Shatter Me: "Love" (OL subject); "Love stories" (OL subject); "Love, fiction" (OL subject); "Love -- Fiction" (LoC 650)
  Legends & Lattes: "love" (WD main subject)
From each book's catalog record: Open Library and Wikidata for Shatter Me; Open Library and Wikidata for Legends & Lattes.
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Funny Story Adult
Emily Henry · 2024

about 400 pages

Why: Both Shatter Me and Funny Story are romance books.
- Romance
What both books share
- romance
  Shatter Me: "Romance fiction" (OL subject); "romance" (WD genre)
  Funny Story: "Romance fiction" (OL subject); "romance" (OL subject); "romance" (WD genre); "Romance fiction" (LoC 655)
From each book's catalog record: Open Library and Wikidata for Shatter Me; Open Library and Wikidata for Funny Story.
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Vision in White Adult
Nora Roberts · 2009

about 350 pages

Why: Both Shatter Me and Vision in White are romance books.
- Romance
What both books share
- romance
  Shatter Me: "Romance fiction" (OL subject); "romance" (WD genre)
  Vision in White: "Romance" (OL subject); "Fiction, romance, contemporary" (OL subject); "romance" (WD genre)
From each book's catalog record: Open Library and Wikidata for Shatter Me; Open Library and Wikidata for Vision in White.
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