The Monday Poll: National Running Day

Good morning, Hub readers!

Last week, in honor of Memorial Day, we asked you to weigh in on the most eye-opening YA book about war. Elizabeth Wein’s Code Name Verity was the top pick with 61% of the vote, followed by The Port Chicago 50 by Steve Sheinkin with 17%. You can see detailed results for all of our previous polls in the Polls Archive. Thanks to all of you who voted and commented last week!

This week, we celebrate National Running Day on June 3. How many of our Hub readers run? Give us a shoutout in the comments if you’re a runner! And then vote for your favorite YA book that features running. Choose from the options below, or suggest another in the comments.

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Allison Tran

Past Member Manager for YALSA's The Hub. Passionate about information literacy, social media, and connecting readers with books they'll love.

3 thoughts on “The Monday Poll: National Running Day”

  1. None of the Above by I.W. Gregorio. The main character is a runner and running plays a big role in the story.

  2. I’m not a runner myself, but my husband and father-in-law both run. In fact, my father-in-law, who is in his late 60s, ran in the Boston Marathon twice (2014 & 2015). I’d like to give a shout out to both of them :)

  3. Happy runner here! Actually a marathon maniac, completing 3 this spring and getting ready for 3 more this fall. Thanks for featuring running books.

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