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Teens Review 'Dust of Eden' and 'Hysteria'
Mariko Nagai's Dust of Eden reminds readers of a time when the U.S. government sent its citizens to prison camps. Fans of thrillers will want to launch into Megan Miranda's Hysteria, which follows a girl with murderous inclinations into the private school world, where "secrets are currency."
Tell Me Why Earth Is Like a Jigsaw Puzzle: And Other Questions About Our Planet
PreS-Gr 2—Bright cartoon illustrations introduce readers to facts about Planet Earth and its animals...
Shark Girl
Gr 6–10—In her hometown of Santa Clarita, California, 15-year-old Jane Arrowood's life changes in just a few moments when a shark attacks her...
Teens Review 'Project Cain', Marr and Prat's 'Rags & Bones', and More
SLJTeen reviewers take a look at an interesting mix of books. From a creepy short story collection to a novel told backwards, these titles have something for every reader.
An Author Visit with Siobhan Vivian and Jenny Han: Collaborating on 'Burn for Burn'
Earlier this fall, Patrick F. Taylor Science and Technology Academy in Avondale, Louisiana welcomed seasoned authors, Jenny Han and Siobhan Vivian, who came to speak to all the sophomores and juniors about their newest book, Fire with Fire, the second title in the Burn for Burn series. After the authors’ presentation, the two sat down with two fans for an intimate interview.
Teens Review 'Palace of Spies', 'The Scar Boys' | Book Reviews
Sarah Zettel continues to turn out the hits for teen readers, and Palace of Spies is no exception. The Scar Boys is partly based on author's Len Vlahos's own experience playing in a punk band in high school, while learning how to become a good friend.
Ready to Wear
Gr 4–6—When her middle school announces that it is getting rid of uniforms, future fashion designer Zoey can't wait to show off her own style...
Teens Review the Latest from Patrick Ness, Susan Beth Pfeffer, and Others
Looking for a break from the paranormal genre? The only monsters you'll find in these books are of the human variety—a maniacal kidnapper, an abusive boyfriend, elitist survivors, and one's own memory.
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