10 New Teen Titles We're Excited About

by Alexis Bass

Careful, subtle and aching. Full review >

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by Melanie Crowder

Compelling, powerful and unforgettable. Full review >

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by Oliver Stone ; Peter Kuznick ; adapted by Susan Campbell Bartoletti

A natural and notable companion for Joy Hakim’s magisterial but sunnier History of US (2006). Full review >

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by Gina Damico

Hilarious—all the way through. Full review >

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by John Lewis ; Andrew Aydin ; illustrated by Nate Powell

“We’re gonna march”—oh, yes. Full review >

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by Lynda Blackmon Lowery ; Elspeth Leacock ; Susan Buckley ; illustrated by P.J. Loughran

Vivid details and the immediacy of Lowery’s voice make this a valuable primary document as well as a pleasure to read. Full review >

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by Jennifer Niven

Many teen novels touch on similar themes, but few do it so memorably. Full review >

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by Marcus Sedgwick

Haunting. Full review >

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by Ilyasah Shabazz with Kekla Magoon

Readers for whom pre–civil rights America is ancient history will find this poetic interpretation eye-opening and riveting. Full review >

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by Laura Rose Wagner

An insightful disaster-survival story with far-reaching emotional resonance. (brief history notes, glossary) (Fiction. 14... Full review >

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