Best Teen Books of 2015 with Voices That'll Haunt You

by Blythe Woolston

A gorgeous and gut-wrenchingly familiar depiction of the entropic fragmentation of society Full review >

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by Daniel José Older

Warm, strong, vernacular, dynamic—a must. Full review >

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by Moïra Fowley-Doyle

A powerful novel from an exciting new talent. (Fiction. 14 & up) Full review >

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by E.K. Johnston

Detailed and quiet, beautifully written with a literary rhythm that evokes a sense of oral tale-telling, this unexpected... Full review >

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by Nicole Kornher-Stace

Difficult, provocative, and unforgettable—the most dangerous kind of fiction. Full review >

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by Marilyn Nelson

Artfully crafted, an engrossing and important collection of memories and moments from a pivotal time in American history. Full review >

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by Martha Brockenbrough

Race, class, fate and choice—they join Love and Death to play their parts in Brockenbrough’s haunting and masterfully... Full review >

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by Pat Schmatz

Sophisticated, character-driven science fiction, as notable for its genderqueer protagonist as for its intricate,... Full review >

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by Neal Shusterman ; illustrated by Brendan Shusterman

An adventure in perspective as well as plot, this unusual foray into schizophrenia should leave readers with a deeper... Full review >

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by David Almond

The award-winning Almond poetically plumbs the depths of his 1950s and ’60s childhood to explore themes of violence, war,... Full review >

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