New and Notable Books for Teens: November 2011

by Ally Condie

Both rich and easy to digest, this will leave fans hungry for the third book. Full review >

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by Marie Lu

This is no didactic near-future warning of present evils, but a cinematic adventure featuring endearing, compelling heroes Full review >

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by Joseph Monninger

Horse story, road trip, coming-of-age tale: It's any and all of these, but mostly a tender and authentic voyage into the... Full review >

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by Mary O'Connell

Sharp storytelling indeed. Full review >

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by Kevin Brooks

This classic superhero plot, at once cutting-edge science fiction and moral fable, is guaranteed to keep even... Full review >

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by Michaela MacColl

Fluid prose elucidates a life much stranger than fiction. Full review >

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by Larry Dane Brimner

A clean, graphically interesting design abets a well-researched, engaging narrative that contributes a more nuanced view of... Full review >

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by Barry Lyga & illustrated by Colleen Doran

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by Oliver Jeffers & illustrated by Oliver Jeffers

Floyd’s stubbornness and the smorgasbord-filled tree remain funny through repeated readings, offering kids the special glee... Full review >

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by Elizabeth C. Bunce

Simply put, a darn good read. Full review >

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by Deva Fagan

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by Brenna Yovanoff

A dreamy, atmospheric take on Judeo-Christian mythology that prioritizes character. Full review >

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by Rachel Caine

A gripping, original take on vampires. Full review >

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