New & Notable Books for Teens: October 2012

by Eric Greitens

An uncommon (to say the least) coming-of-age, retraced with well-deserved pride but not self-aggrandizement, and as... Full review >

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by A.S. King

Quite possibly the best teen novel featuring a girl questioning her sexuality written in years. Full review >

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by Mindi Scott

Required reading for anyone who’s ever wondered “why didn’t they just tell someone?” (resources [not seen]) (Fiction. 14... Full review >

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by Colleen Clayton

Kudos to Clayton for crafting a powerful, moving debut. Full review >

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by Julie Halpern

Aside from the too-anxious-to-eat valorization, fresh as a daisy and sharp as a tack. Full review >

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by Catherynne M. Valente & illustrated by Ana Juan

Heartless September sprouts a heart during this remarkable, awesome journey. Full review >

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by Adele Griffin

A sumptuously written examination of sibling rivalry and socioeconomic class. Full review >

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by Andrew Smith

Brilliant and remarkably unsettling. Full review >

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by Cassandra Rose Clarke

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by Sharon G. Flake

An uplifting story that convincingly celebrates the power of perseverance. Full review >

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by Catherine Reef

A solid and captivating look at these remarkable pioneers of modern fiction. Full review >

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by Celia Rees

Though the portrayal of Rob’s deteriorating mental state is raw and often uncomfortable, in the end, the honest, uncensored... Full review >

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by Michelle Cooper

Absorbing, compelling and unforgettable. Full review >

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by Jim Murphy

After reading this fascinating story, young people will appreciate the old expression, spawned by this very hoax, “There’s a... Full review >

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by Deborah Ellis

Readers will learn much about the war in Afghanistan even as they cheer on this feisty protagonist. Full review >

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