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The longest running series in young adult fiction (infographic)

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The longest running YA series - The Vampire Diaries Series

Epic Reads team have prepared another awesome infographic. This time, you’ll see in one visual the longest running YA series.

The Vampire Diaries series by L.J. Smith has 19 books. It’s followed by Sara Shepard’s The Pretty Little Liars Series that includes 16 novels and 2 novellas.

There are thirteen other young adult fiction series that consist of 10 or more volumes.

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