What Teens Are Saying About What They Are Reading, vol. 5

It is snowing at my library.  It might be snowing at your library too.  Even when I am not reading I like to imagine things.  I wonder what people are doing other places.  Sometimes I like to role play and suppose I am another person.  If I were a teen and not a librarian,  would I read the same books? Would I suggest the same books I suggest now?  Below are suggestions of awesome teen fiction as recommended by young adult patrons.

Alex Rider series Book 5 Scorpia by Anthony Horowitz (Quick Picks for Reluctant Young Adult Readers)

choice 5-6

 

Beauty by Nancy Ohlin written as Nancy Butcher

choice 5-5

 

The Mortal Instruments series by Cassandra Clare (2011 Popular Paperbacks for Young Adults – Zombie, Werewolves & Things With Wings)

choice 5-4

 Teenie by Christopher Grant (Perfect Get Away – Escapist Fiction for Spring Break)

choice 5-3

 

The Boy in the Striped Pajamas by John Boyne (Out With the Old, In With the New: Contemporary Fiction in the Classroom)

choice 5-2

 

Prom and Prejudice by Elizabeth Eulberg (Happy Birthday, Jane Austen)

choice 5-1

 

A Boy At War by Harry Mazer author of Please Somebody Tell Me Who I Am (2014 Popular Paperbacks – Conflicted: Life During Wartime)

choice 5 - 8

 

Drama High series by L. Divine (2011 Quick Picks for Reluctant Young Adult Readers)

choice 5 - 7

 

If you’ve read all of the books my teens suggested you can check out the previous posts in this series for more young adult favorites.

Previously

-Laura C Perenic, currently reading Black juice by Margo Lanagan. (2006 Printz Honor Book)