Leighanne Law
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An engaging, fast-paced story that pushes teens to consider all sides of the immigration issue, this is a great choice for middle school libraries or for struggling readers.
How To Disappear
This romantic psychological thriller would appeal to reluctant readers, but its flaws and length might make it a hard sell.
Asking for It
More graphic and grim than Laurie Halse Anderson's Speak, this UK import nonetheless is an important read for mature teen audiences.
The New Guy (and Other Senior Year Distractions)
A cute and fluffy read, this book will appeal to those who want a gentle high school drama with a touch of romance.
Zero Day
Gangsei's killer political novel is a must-read for those who enjoy a tight plot in their psychological thrillers.
My Secret to Tell
Despite some flaws, this is a good choice for younger teens who want a bit of PG romance and a modern Nancy Drew-esque mystery.
The Detour
With a tidy plot and a heroine readers will eventually warm up to, this is a solid choice for thriller and mystery fans who aren't quite ready for Stephen King.
Rot & Ruin: Warrior Smart
Reluctant readers and zombie enthusiasts will devour this book, making this an excellent addition to any collection.
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