Best YA Books of 2019 That Inspire Young Activists

by Samira Ahmed

A reminder that even in a world filled with divisions and right-wing ideology, young people will rise up and demand equality... Full review >

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by Laurie Halse Anderson

Necessary for every home, school, and public library. Full review >

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by Kekla Magoon

This companion to a modern classic offers an even deeper, more layered depiction of the impact of a police shooting. Full review >

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by Matt Mendez

At once accessible and artful, this is an important book about Mexican teens holding onto hope and friendship in the midst... Full review >

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by Misa Sugiura

Essential. Full review >

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by Juan Pablo Villalobos ; translated by Rosalind Harvey

At the center of every story lies credible fear; this essential volume is deserving of more than one read. Full review >

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by Kip Wilson

Real events made deeply personal in an intense, bone-chilling reading experience. Full review >

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