13 Books to Read If You Still Miss Gossip Girl

Zoey Dean's novel The A-List is definitely for the die-hard Serena fan. After a young girl's mom jets off to Europe with a friend, the 17-year-old Upper East Sider is thrown into the glamorous life of the rich and the famous when she moves in with her estranged father in Beverly Hills.

If you just couldn't get enough of the wild antics of Constance Billard and St. Jude's students, we suggest grabbing a copy of Private. The main character, Reed Brennan, has a striking resemblance to Dan Humphrey, as she feels like a total outsider at her prestigious school.

Ever wondered what happened to Jenny Humphrey when she left Constance Billard? Well, here's your answer. Written by the same author of the Gossip Girl book series, The It Girl follows little J as she embarks on a new journey to Waverly Academy.

Live for the drama between Blair Waldorf and her minions? Then you will love The Clique. Set at an exclusive private girls school in Westchester County, NY, the book follows teen socialite Massie Block's rise and fall of popularity when a new girl threatens her status as queen bee.

From the author who brought you Pretty Little Liars comes a novel about an influential family with a dark, dark secret. The main characters of The Heiresses are basically the Basses, the van der Woodsens, the Archibalds, and the Waldorfs combined into one dysfunctional set of relatives.

Dare Me tells the story of two high school teens whose relationship and social standing are threatened during the end of their senior year. The competitiveness of the main girls will certainly remind you of Serena and Blair's love-hate relationship.

After enduring major public humiliation in high school, one young woman escapes the life she once knew to completely reinvent herself in Luckiest Girl Alive. Sound like any It girls we know?

Just when you thought Gossip Girl was done sharing secrets about Manhattan's elite, she rises from the ashes in Gossip Girl: The Carlyles.

If you thought the world of the Upper East Side was crazy, just wait until you start reading Scott Westerfeld's futuristic society in the YA novel Uglies.

The secrets of Noble High's five most popular teens are uncovered when their private journals are published in Pretenders. It's essentially Gossip Girl 2.0.

Gossip Girl has always been compared to Sex and the City, so it only seems fitting that its prequel would make it on this list. The Carrie Diaries tells the coming-of-age story of Carrie Bradshaw as she chases her dream of becoming a writer in NYC.

If you want to relive the highs and lows of Blair's fairy-tale romance with Prince Louis, then you should definitely check out The Selection.

Did you thrive off of Gossip Girl's endless drama? Then we suggest reading Gillian Flynn's thriller Sharp Objects, about a young girl who is forced to face her inner demons when she returns home.

Of course, if you're really missing Gossip Girl, why not just read the book that inspired the series? You know you love it.