12 Top Teen Titles for This Month

by Kristin Bailey

Clever machines, well-drawn relationships of varying constellations, literal death traps and world-threatening intrigue,... Full review >

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by Maureen Johnson

Creepy, tense and wonderful: Don’t expect to put this down once it's begun—but be sure to begin with The Name of the Star... Full review >

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by Adam Rex ; illustrated by Adam Rex

This sequel shares the strengths of its predecessor: the loving friendship between Tip and J.Lo, the respect for the absurd,... Full review >

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by Victoria Scott

Mind-blowingly intense. Full review >

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by Rachelle Lee Smith ; photographed by Rachelle Lee Smith

An important work for queer youth and those who support them as the future they represent. Full review >

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by Tricia Stirling

Unexpected, uncanny, unforgettable. Full review >

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by Renée Watson

Here’s hoping Watson’s teen debut will be followed by many more. Full review >

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by Kathryn Holmes

Vivid, gripping and believable from beginning to end—a strong debut. Full review >

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by Courtney Alameda

A page-turner for thriller fans. Full review >

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by Peggy Caravantes

A fascinating, compelling story of a remarkably resilient woman who overcame poverty and racial prejudice to become an... Full review >

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by Nicole Maggi

Dark reality for sturdy readers. Full review >

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by William Shakespeare ; adapted by Gareth Hinds ; illustrated by Gareth Hinds

An adaptation both respectful and daring that should please all but the most ardent traditionalists. Full review >

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