Best Teen Nonfiction of 2015

by M.T. Anderson

A triumphant story of bravery and defiance that will shock and inspire. Full review >

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by Phillip Hoose

A superbly told, remarkable true story and an excellent addition to stories of civilian resistance in World War II. 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 Sonia Manzano

In stark and heartbreaking contrast to her Sesame Street character, Manzano paints a poignant, startlingly honest picture of... Full review >

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by Steve Sheinkin

Easily the best study of the Vietnam War available for teen readers. Full review >

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by Maggie Thrash

A luminescent memoir not to be missed. Full review >

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