Young Adult Books

Imagine having a glimpse into the life you could've led if just one detail had been different. "Everything That Makes You" offers just that—an exploration of two parallel lives of the same girl. It intertwines love and possibility, with the heart of the story resting in the intersections of the two lives. If you're captivated by the idea of parallel universes or enjoy stories that beautifully dissect the 'what ifs' of life, this book is like watching a mesmerizing dance between fate and choice.

If you've been entwined with the plight of the Garde from the previous books in the "I Am Number Four" series, "The Fall of Five" brings an intensity you wouldn't want to miss. The stakes are now higher than ever, blending action, emotion, and the urgency of survival which could grip you from start to finish. Watching these characters grow, stumble, and stride forward in the face of near-impossible odds is both inspiring and thrilling. If that kind of resilient spirit wrapped in a sci-fi battle for survival speaks to you, this book is a beckoning adventure.

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You might find "Janie Face to Face" compelling because it ties up the emotional journey that began with "The Face on the Milk Carton." It's a resolution-rich narrative that dives into the complexities of personal identity and family dynamics, seasoned with suspense. You'll be walking alongside Janie as she confronts her past, deals with the present and the true-crime writer stirring things up, and makes pivotal decisions about her future. If you've been invested in Janie's story so far, this book promises closure and an exploration of deep emotional truths.

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If you've ever thought that teenagers saving the world is a plot for movies alone, think again. "CHERUB: Class A" throws you into an exhilarating world where kids are more than meets the eye, trained professionals in the art of going undercover. This book's blend of youthful innocence and high-stakes missions makes it a unique page-turner for anyone who loves a blend of action and the charm of young adult characters stepping into the adult world of espionage.

Unplugged could be a good read for someone who enjoys dystopian fiction that explores the effects of technology on humanity. The most unique aspect of this book is the concept of a virtual world that people can plug into, leaving behind their physical lives. The story follows protagonist Skylar, who longs to leave the virtual world and reestablish connections with her family. The book is chilling and addictive, with a strong focus on the importance of self-trust in a world where technology dominates.

Tantalize can be a good read for those who love YA Gothic fiction with a twist of romance and food. The unique feature of this book is how the protagonist manages to balance her love life and her vampire restaurant. The book has an enjoyable pace, with strong characters and immersive settings, making it a great choice for anyone looking for a supernatural read.

If you're a sucker for whirlwind romances grounded in the star-crossed paths of two very different individuals, "The Sun Is Also a Star" would resonate with you. Nicola Yoon crafts a narrative that beautifully intertwines the rationality of science with the inexplicable magic of fate, all playing out in the vibrant heart of New York City. Poetically charged and emotionally profound, it's a modern-day love story that questions the universe's grand design.

Before You Go hits a tender spot with its raw and authentic portrayal of Jude's transformation. As you dive into the pages, you'll be drawn into the delicate balance of his painful past and the fragile hope of new beginnings. It's more than just a coming-of-age story; it’s a touching narrative about how we find the strength to move forward even when life seems relentlessly unforgiving. If the complexity of human emotions fascinates you, this book could be a heartrending yet enlightening addition to your collection.

Imagine being plunged into darkness as a teenager, forced to relearn everything about the world you thought you knew. "Blind" is more than a story about losing sight—it’s about gaining insight, resilience, and tapping into the strength you never knew you had. It's a profound read for anyone who appreciates tales of personal growth amidst adversity.

"Samurai Girl" offers a modern twist on the classic coming-of-age narrative, blending cultural heritage with action-packed self-discovery. It'll pull you into Heaven's journey as she uproots her comfortable life to train in the ancient ways of the samurai. If you're looking for a book that's part mystery, part action, and fully engrossing, this might just be your next thrilling adventure.

If you've ever felt like love can lead to unexpected places, "Dance On My Grave" is something you'll connect with. Aidan Chambers captures the intensity of teenage romance and its potential for heartbreak with a rawness that feels authentic. It's a poignant look at the uneven nature of love and the lengths to which devotion can drive us, wrapped up in a summer that changes everything.

Pandemonium is perfect for readers who love a thrilling and heart-pumping ride. Oliver's writing style creates an immersive experience that will make readers feel as if they are right beside Lena, living through her struggles and triumphs. The story's unique blend of romance and resistance creates an addictive and unforgettable reading experience that will leave readers wanting more. The unregulated Wilds add an extra layer of danger and intrigue, making this a must-read for fans of dystopian fiction with a twist.

If you’re a romantic at heart seeking a story that's equal parts charm and challenge, Dash & Lily's Book of Dares could be a delightful escape for you. Imagine traipsing through New York's iconic locales while engaging in a scavenger hunt that's not just for objects, but for a potential connection with someone who could become special. It taps into the delightful possibility that your next great adventure—or romance—might be hiding between the pages of a little red notebook just waiting to be found.

This feels like a fast, cinematic survival story with a really fresh hook: teens who should have died waking up together in a broken future. You get mystery, tension, and that constant pressure of secrets unraveling at the worst possible moment. If you like YA sci-fi that moves quickly but still gives each character emotional weight, this one has that gripping what-would-you-do energy.

This book is a thrilling conclusion to the Chaos Walking trilogy that explores the weight of choices in the face of ultimate chaos. Readers will be captivated by the relentless action and the moral dilemmas faced by Todd and Viola as they navigate a war-torn world. The exploration of humanity, redemption, and the consequences of our actions make this a thought-provoking and emotionally charged read. Prepare to be on the edge of your seat until the shocking finale.

If you're drawn to tales of unity and survival against the odds, "The Rise of Nine" could captivate you. The book delves into the power of solidarity amidst an interstellar struggle, and you'll be rooting for these extraterrestrial youths as they work to outsmart their adversaries and seek out their kin. The blend of sci-fi suspense and the camaraderie among the characters makes it a thrilling read for anyone who enjoys young adult action-adventure.

If the fusion of steampunk aesthetics and the vision of building something groundbreaking amidst a ruined world intrigues you, "A Web of Air" might just take your imagination for a thrilling ride. This book not only promises adventure but also immerses you in a resilient quest for innovation amongst the remnants of civilization. Bring along your curiosity for engineering marvels and brace for a story where every page soars with creativity.

If you're drawn to the behind-the-scenes look at the lives of the wealthy through the eyes of an outsider, "Juicy Secrets" might just be your next guilty pleasure read. It offers a mix of glitz, scandal, and the relatable struggles of a teenager navigating a world that isn't quite her own. Think of it as your portal to the secret struggles within seemingly perfect lives.

The Sweet Revenge of Celia Door is a coming-of-age novel that captures the angst and struggles of fitting in. Celia, the protagonist, turns from trying to fit in to seeking revenge on her enemies while navigating new relationships, including a budding romance. The book would appeal to young adult readers who enjoy stories about coming into one's own while grappling with the complexities of human relationships.

More Than This is a novel that explores the question of what happens after we die. It is filled with surprises and suspense as the protagonist navigates a world that may or may not be real. Recommended for readers who enjoy thought-provoking, mind-bending stories that keep you guessing until the very end.

If you're drawn to mystery and introspection, "Freewill" is bound to captivate you. Chris Lynch weaves a dark, psychological tapestry that explores themes of destiny, guilt, and the struggle for self-understanding. It's a relatively quick read, but one that is dense with emotion and intrigue, perfect for a reader looking to delve into the complexities of the human psyche.

If you are a fan of classical music and romance, La Corda D'Oro is a perfect read for you. The author takes you on a journey of passion, competition, and love in a music academy that is second to none. The story revolves around a young girl who, through hard work and dedication, rises to become one of the best musicians in the academy. The book has a fantastic story, excellent character development, and beautiful art that create a perfect blend of music and romance.

If you're longing for a tale that captures the transformative power of friendship and first love, 'Keeping the Moon' is a shining choice. Sarah Dessen skillfully portrays Colie's journey, revealing how unexpected bonds can lead to self-acceptance and change one's perspective on life. This is the perfect read for a cozy introspection and a touch of summer romance.

If you've ever fantasized about the glitz and glam of Hollywood through the eyes of a relatable character, 'Susanna Hits Hollywood' gives you a front-row seat. The author's background in the teen magazine world imbues the novel with a genuine feel of youth culture and the allure of fame. It's a light, fun read with the right mix of humor and teenage dreams that might just inspire you to chase your own.

Outside Beauty is a heartwarming novel that mainly discusses a sister's love and their bond that gets disconnected after a tragedy. This book could be a great read for those interested in heartwarming stories and sibling relationships. The story emphasizes the importance of family and the aftermath of a family tragedy.

If you're into a mix of magic and emotional growth, "Witch's Pyre" could be your next favorite read. Lily's journey from fragility to strength combines the fantastical elements of witchcraft with the deep, relatable struggle of facing loss and making hard decisions. As the finale of the Worldwalker Trilogy, this book promises a satisfying culmination of Lily's adventures and personal transformations.

If you cherish tales that transport you into lush forests and untamed wilderness, where the valor of a young protagonist is put to the test, "Black Amber" is a call to adventure you shouldn't ignore. The spirited narrative crafted by a 12-year-old authentically captures the vibrancy and determination of youth. It's a hearty nod to the perennial themes of friendship and the fight against greed, which never fails to resonate with young adults and dreamers alike.

If you're drawn to stories that blend historical settings with personal drama, Judy Blundell's "What I Saw and How I Lied" might intrigue you. Picture yourself post-World War II, experiencing the tension and mystery of a family's life turning upside down. Evie's journey could captivate you as she navigates a web of lies that could be every bit as enthralling as the secrets they conceal.

"Blood Feud is perfect for readers who enjoy action-packed paranormal romance novels with witty humor. The book provides an engaging and entertaining storyline with heart-pounding moments that will keep readers on the edge of their seats. The dual perspectives from Logan and Isabeau add depth to the characters and the world-building is unique and fascinating. Overall, this book is a must-read for fans of vampire novels looking for a thrilling adventure."

Imagine being caught in the web of your own town's secrets, where the lines between loss and discovery blur hauntingly. "Forget Me" takes you on that journey, ensnaring you in a plot that merges the unnerving possibilities of tech with the depths of human emotions. If you're someone who finds the dark corners of both society and the heart irresistibly compelling, this psychological thriller is a portal there.

If you're into the glitz of fashion and the energy of Fashion Week, "Flirt" offers an exciting insider look. You'll navigate the high-pressure environment alongside four interns, get swept up in their personal and professional dramas, and discover the reality of such a glamorous world. Plus, there's an intriguing sibling story that adds an extra layer of depth.

Lost Bullet is a captivating detective story that will keep you on the edge of your seat. The book stands out due to its well-crafted characters and unpredictable plot twists that keep the readers hooked throughout. If you enjoy a good "whodunnit," Lost Bullet is definitely worth a read.

This book could be a good read for young adult readers who are dealing with blended families and the difficulties that come with it. What sets this book apart is Gabby's desire for a stepmother who can understand her worries, as well as her journey to reconstruct the memory of her mother. This story beautifully captures the complexities of familial relationships and the emotions that come with it.

If the bleak allure of dystopian narratives fascinates you, "The Forsaken" won't disappoint. It masterfully blends the fear of being wrongfully condemned with a gripping survival saga. The intensity of Alenna's journey into The Wheel's treacherous lands will resonate if you're drawn to stories where characters must rise above their harsh realities, and fight not just to live but to preserve their humanity against all odds.

If you're drawn to stories that blend personal coming-of-age experiences with the gripping tension of a world thrown into chaos, "Life as We Knew It" will resonate with you. Miranda's intimate journal entries pull you into a family's day-to-day struggle to cope with an unraveled society, adding a touch of raw human emotion to the dystopian narrative. The book not only entertains but also makes you ponder the fragility of our world.

"The One That I Want could be a great read for fans of romantic comedies who enjoy a good love triangle. The book's unique angle is the way the protagonist goes about handling her feelings towards her friend's boyfriend, which adds complexity and depth to the story. Readers may find themselves rooting for the protagonist to find true love and wondering how the situation will resolve itself in the end."

Requiem is a thrilling conclusion to Lauren Oliver's trilogy, focusing on the power of choice and forbidden love in a world of government suppression. With dual perspectives from the main characters, Lena and Hana, the novel highlights the stark contrast between those fighting for their rights and those living in complacency. This book is perfect for those who enjoy dystopian YA fiction and crave a thrilling conclusion that ties up all loose ends.

If you're into tales of intrigue and the dark underbelly of seemingly innocent settings, "Primal Animals" might just be your next gripping read. Julia Lynn Rubin weaves a thrilling narrative around the experiences of Arlee Gold, whose journey through adolescence and confrontation with a secret society's sinister aspects will keep the pages turning. Whether you're a fan of suspense or coming-of-age dramas, the setting of a college prep camp gone wrong offers an unsettling yet fascinating backdrop.

Tangled is a good read for anyone who loves stories that interweave the unique lives of strangers. It has a unique feature of showcasing how unplanned events can influence individual character development, ultimately leading to positive change.

This book is a thrilling page-turner, perfect for those who love stories about drama and scandal within an elite group of teens in London. Too Cruel For School provides an insider's look into the glamorous world of London's elite, where competition for status and power dominates. The book is sure to leave readers hooked with its intricate web of lies, secrets and surprises.

"The Ask and the Answer" is a thrilling young adult dystopian novel that will grip readers with its intense and action-packed story, filled with danger, secrets, and rebellion. It will appeal to anyone who enjoys dystopian fiction, with its intricate world-building and well-developed characters. The unique and distinctive feature of this book is the exploration of themes related to power and control, where the protagonists must navigate complex moral dilemmas as they fight against tyranny. Recommended for fans of "The Hunger Games" or "Divergent" series.

This book would be a good read for anyone interested in the world of reality television and the consequences of chasing fame. The most unique and distinctive feature of the book is its exploration of the difference between the perceived glamour of fame and the reality of being constantly in the public eye. Readers may appreciate the message of the book about staying true to oneself, and the potential pitfalls of sacrificing genuine relationships and personal values for temporary fame.

This book could be a good read for fans of fantasy who enjoy epic adventures with mythical creatures and magical elements. The story is heavily influenced by Irish myths and legends, which adds a unique and fascinating twist to the plot. Readers will enjoy following along with Collun and his companions as they face thrilling challenges and dangers on their journey to find Nessa.

"Otomen" playfully bucks traditional gender norms, focusing on a protagonist who defies societal expectations. Asuka's struggle to reconcile his love for traditionally feminine things with his masculine image makes for both a comedic and touching story. If you've ever felt boxed in by the roles others expect you to play, this manga might just speak directly to your heart.

If you're drawn to tales where timeless romance meets the supernatural, "Shadowland" offers that with an irresistible twist. It's about battling fate itself, where the enchanting dance of true love alongside the mystical could captivate you from the first page. The added tension of a forbidden new connection will keep you guessing if love can truly conquer all.

If you've ever felt like you don't quite fit in, "King of the Screwups" might speak to you on a very personal level. It's an honest portrayal of a young person's quest for acceptance, starting with oneself. You’ll find the protagonist’s journey both heartwarming and frustrating, which makes the moments of self-discovery and triumph feel all the more rewarding.

If adolescence intrigues you or brings back vivid memories, Avi's collection will resonate deeply. It's a candid exploration of the middle-school years, touching on the earnest yet often bittersweet journey of self-discovery that each story presents. These narratives offer a mirror to the perplexities and moral dilemmas that surmount during one's formative years, all delivered with a sensitivity that might strike a nostalgic chord.