Young Adult Books

This book will take you on a gripping journey through the streets of Singapore, where Rox, a tenacious protagonist, fights to protect her loved ones and find her true identity. Natasha Oliver skillfully blends action, suspense, and deep emotional connections, making Sacrifice a thrilling read that explores themes of resilience, self-discovery, and the power of sacrifice. Prepare yourself for a rollercoaster of emotions as you root for Rox's bravery and determination.

If you're into complex characters and moral quandaries, "The Tenth Circle" might resonate with you. Jodi Picoult masterfully weaves themes of identity and redemption against the stark backdrop of Alaskan wilderness and Dante's "Inferno". Daniel's journey, fueled by love, anger, and artistry, unfolds into a story that tests the boundaries of forgiveness and the meaning of family. It's a gripping narrative that is likely to keep you thinking long after you've turned the last page.

This book could be a good read for young adult readers who are dealing with blended families and the difficulties that come with it. What sets this book apart is Gabby's desire for a stepmother who can understand her worries, as well as her journey to reconstruct the memory of her mother. This story beautifully captures the complexities of familial relationships and the emotions that come with it.

If you've ever fantasized about the glitz and glamour of Hollywood, "Girl in Development" could be your beachside companion. Kate's tale offers an engaging blend of youthful aspirations and the behind-the-scenes look at the movie industry, all wrapped up with the practicality of a waterproof cover. Perfect for soaking up both sun and stories without worrying about splashes.

If you're craving a grand finale to a world where the lines between right and wrong blur, "Dreams of Gods & Monsters" by Laini Taylor offers just that. The collision of human, chimaera, and seraphim realms is not only an epic tableau of war and love, it's a narrative that merges poignant emotion with breathtaking stakes. You'll find yourself rooting for Karou and Akiva as they navigate alliances that test the very core of their beings. This book will appeal especially if you yearn for a story that weaves complex characters and mythology into a climax that’s as harrowing as it is fulfilling.

Haley Bombauer is a spirit you'll likely resonate with if you're craving a journey of empowerment and self-discovery. William Kowalski weaves a story that infuses the mundane with magic, the kind that transforms the protagonist and maybe the reader too. It's perfect for those who appreciate a blend of wit and wisdom, plus it's a fun ride for anyone who's been the odd one out, looking to break free.

This feels made for readers who love hidden magical societies with a fierce, urban edge. Meg being thrown into the Skulk gives the story that addictive outsider-looking-in energy, while the fox shapeshifting adds a wild, clever charm. If you enjoy fantasy that mixes danger, identity, and uneasy alliances, this should be a gripping read.

"Brothers and Strangers" is a poignant tale of familial loyalty in the face of adversity. Steve Garrett is a stubborn and troubled protagonist whose story highlights the complexities of family relationships. Halvorson's writing vividly captures the Canadian rural landscape, allowing readers to fully immerse themselves in the tale. Recommended for those who enjoy emotionally charged family dramas with a strong sense of place.

水上都市學園「六花」舉辦能實現勝者願望的《星武祭》。 戰技尚未成熟的若宮美奈兔，在神秘少女可羅愛指引下召集夥伴。 五人團體戰《獅鷲星武祭》，揭開學園戰鬥演藝的全新篇章。

If you've ever longed for a trip through the limitless realms of imagination, Dave Eggers' "The Wild Things" could be the escape you need. Inspired by Maurice Sendak's iconic children's story, this novel dives deeper into the emotional landscape that propels Max's adventure, making it resonate with adults reflecting on childhood wonderment and the beasts we all must tame within ourselves.

"Another Day" might just resonate with you if you've ever found yourself pondering about the 'what-ifs' of a relationship. Levithan has a knack for diving deep into the emotional spectrum, spinning a tale that intertwines love and self-discovery with a touch of the extraordinary. If "Every Day" captured your interest, this book will offer you another perspective that's both enlightening and enthralling, perfect for fans of heartfelt, thought-provoking narratives.

Searching for Sky is a heart-wrenching tale of a young girl, Sky, who is forced to leave her home and embark on a journey to find her beloved friend, River. The book is a powerful depiction of survival and love in a world that can be both harsh and beautiful. It is recommended for readers who enjoy emotional stories of human resilience and determination.

"Out of Reach" could be an evocative journey for you if you're drawn to stories that weave personal discovery with the complexity of familial bonds, particularly within the shadow of addiction. Carrie Arcos delivers a narrative that's not just about the search for a missing person, but also about the protagonist's internal reckoning with her own vulnerabilities and the resilience needed to face uncomfortable truths. The book's emotional depth and lyrical prose might resonate deeply with you as you navigate Rachel's tangled reality.

If you've ever felt different or out of place, "Birdwing" is a heartwarming journey that speaks to the soul. Ardwin's quest is not just a physical adventure but also an exploration of self-identity and acceptance. The fusion of fairytale elements and a deep human struggle might resonate with you, offering both escape and a mirror to reflect on one's own personal battles and triumphs.

雄一等人在睦子率領下展開暑假合宿， 從海水浴、露天澡堂一路前往神祕的黑神島。 奇祭、獸人與世界觀維持者交織出系列第三集的詭異戰鬥喜劇。

Imagine a world integrated with artificial intelligence to the point where natural and synthetic boundaries blur. That's the scenario "1.4" lays out, with subtle hints of environmental commentary through the intriguing concept of artificial bees. If you enjoy unraveling conspiracies and questioning what's real in a richly-built dystopian setting, this book by Mike A. Lancaster promises to glue your thoughts to its pages. Plus, it's a chance to ponder on the eerie prophecies of tech-induced human evolution.

Recommended for young adults who enjoy supernatural fantasy. Revealed is the eleventh installment of the House of Night series, which has been an international phenomenon. The book follows Zoey and her friends as they battle against Neferet, who is now more dangerous than ever. With addictive characters and intense action, Revealed is the perfect read for young adults who love drama and romance set in a supernatural world.

"Cold Light" shines on the twisted intricacies of teenage friendships. The storyline delves deep into the psyches of young girls caught in a web of deceit and the catastrophic consequences that follow. A dark, captivating read, it's sure to resonate if you're drawn to psychological drama and the complexities of growing up.

"Butterfly" is a beautifully written coming-of-age story that captures the struggles and insecurities of teenage girls in a compelling way. Plum's journey towards self-acceptance and empowerment will resonate with readers who have felt out of place or struggled with body image issues. Hartnett's prose is both introspective and poignant, making this book a must-read for any young girl navigating the complexities of adolescence.

Advent could be a good read for someone who enjoys fantasy and adventure novels. This book is unique in its approach towards magic that has been locked away for centuries and the ways it is woven into the story. It has an element of mystery in it which keeps the reader engaged until the end. The protagonist, Gavin, is a relatable character and the readers will go on a journey with him, discovering new things about the world of magic and the people in it.

If you were ever a fan of Buffy, stepping into Kiersten White's "Slayer" will feel like coming home with a fresh twist. Nina's struggle between the violence associated with being a Slayer and her inherent desire to heal makes for a rich and nuanced protagonist. Moreover, the novel carries the torch of Buffy's legacy into a contemporary setting, ensuring both new fans and old get to experience the thrills of vampire slaying with a modern vibe. It’s a captivating blend of action and emotion that will keep you hooked until the last page.

"The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" isn't just a novel; it's a time capsule that immerses you in the antebellum South with all its complexities. Huck and Jim's bond, formed amidst societal taboos, offers a profound exploration of friendship and morality beyond the norm. The wit and satire inherent in Twain's writing will challenge your views subtly as you navigate the currents of their escapade. Perfect for those who appreciate historical settings with a dose of critical humor.

Trial By Fire is a must-read for anyone who enjoys fantasy and adventure. This book is unique as it combines elements of the Salem witch hunts, alternate universes, and romance, providing a thrilling and sensuous experience for readers. Josephine Angelini's writing style is captivating, making it impossible to put the book down once you start it. This is the first book in The Worldwalker Trilogy, and readers will be eager to continue with Firewalker.

"Stuck in Neutral" will feel like a window into a world unseen by many. It's not just about the challenges of cerebral palsy, but a remarkable testament to the human spirit trapped inside a betraying body. It's a quick read, with a mere 128 pages, that packs a powerful emotional punch, leaving you with a profound understanding of Shawn's inner world and his desperate wish to be seen as more than his condition. If you're looking to have your perspective altered and heartstrings tugged, this book may just be the transformative experience you're seeking.

Mean Spirits by Meg Cabot follows Suze, a teenage mediator who can communicate with ghosts. When a fatal accident leads to the spirits of high-school students seeking revenge, Suze finds herself trying to protect their target, putting herself in danger. This book is recommended for readers who enjoy supernatural thrillers with a dash of teenage drama and romance.

This book is a thrilling historical fiction that follows a young girl and her horse, Clipper, as they navigate the turbulent political climate of pre-revolutionary America. On the Edge of Revolution offers readers a unique perspective and vivid descriptions of the events leading up to the American War of Independence, all while showcasing the unbreakable bond between a girl and her beloved animal companion. Fans of historical fiction and horse lovers alike will enjoy this captivating tale of courage and adventure.

"Dance With Me is a heart-warming novel that tells the story of young ballerina, Sylvie. Through her journey, Sylvie learns to embrace her passion for dance and find herself in the process. The book's unique feature is its authentic depiction of the world of dance and its ability to inspire the reader to follow their dreams."

If you like fast sci-fi with constant momentum, this one really delivers. It widens the world of the series, brings in fierce new allies, and gives Number Six a voice that feels sharp, brave, and urgent. Readers often love how it balances action with team chemistry, making it feel bigger, darker, and more exciting than a simple chase story.

Fugitives is a fast-paced thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat. The unique feature of the book is the way it explores the relationship between the fugitives and the couple that helps them. This book is recommended for readers who enjoy a good suspenseful read with unexpected twists and turns.

"Into the Garden" isn't just any tale of friendship and overcoming adversity. It delves deep into the emotional complexities of its four protagonists, whose traumatic backgrounds have cemented a bond that's as fragile as it is essential to their survival. V.C. Andrews masterfully exposes the layers of their past, creating a gripping narrative that promises to both hearten and haunt you. If you're drawn to stories about human resilience and the power of shared secrets, this book is a poignant read waiting to unfold its deepest mysteries to you.

If navigating the ups and downs of high school life resonates with you, "Just Like Jenny" is a mirror reflecting those formative experiences. It's a deep dive into the complexities of teen identity and the search for self amidst the social labyrinth of adolescence. A good read for anyone who appreciates personal growth stories with a youthful heartbeat.

If you're itching for a blend of nostalgia and modern sci-fi thrills, "Armada" will hit the spot. Ernest Cline’s knack for integrating pop culture and gaming with a high-stakes alien conflict offers a read that's both familiar and fresh. It’s a book that resonates well with fans of "Ready Player One" and anyone who ever dreamed their gaming skills could save the world.

If you enjoy narratives with a quirky, serendipitous twist, 'Will Grayson, Will Grayson' offers just that with a double dose. It's a heartfelt exploration of friendship, love, and identity, wrapped up in the colorful, chaotic world of high school life. The collaboration between authors John Green and David Levithan ensures that every page is filled with wit and warmth.

If you enjoy juicy narratives with intertwining characters, "Unscripted" might tick all the right boxes for you. It's akin to watching a drama series unfold on the page, with secrets lurking around every corner to keep the tension high. Dive into a world where everyone's life seems just a little too perfect, until the script of their lives starts to tear at the seams.

Pandemonium could be a good read for someone who enjoys dystopian novels with a strong focus on romance and rebellion. The book showcases the protagonist Lena's journey and growth as she navigates a dangerous course through the unregulated wilds and gets involved in the resistance movement. The sparks of a revolution are felt throughout the book, making it a thrilling read for fans of the dystopian genre.

Panama is a coming-of-age story set in a unique location that allows the reader to travel back in time to the turn of the century. The book captures the author's experiences growing up in Panama and the challenges she faces adjusting to a new culture. It's perfect for those who enjoy historical fiction and tales of self-discovery.

If you've ever felt like life could do with a shake-up, "Charly" might just speak to your soul. Following Sam's transformation as Charly whirls into his orderly world, this tale encapsulates the rush of new experiences and the beauty of seeing life through someone else's eyes. It's a dance between humor and growth, and it might just inspire you to find joy in the unexpected.

This book would be a good read for you if you are a fan of suspenseful thrillers with a strong female protagonist. Metamorphosis takes you on a gripping journey as Maxine Schooling, a teen savant, uses her eidetic memory and resourcefulness to survive the return of the mysterious killer. With its fast-paced plot and unexpected twists, this book will keep you on the edge of your seat, eagerly turning the pages to uncover the truth behind the murders.

If the vibrant streets of 90s New York intrigue you, or if you're into the intersection of sports and coming-of-age tales spiked with feminism, "The Falconer" is a slam dunk. Dana Czapnik crafts an authentic and compelling protagonist whose journey navigates the gritty cityscape, the pulsating rhythm of basketball, and the complexity of young love. It's a heartfelt ode to the dreams, art, and identity explorations that define youth.

Bloodline is a thrilling historical adventure that transports readers to the wild and treacherous world of dark age Britain. The book delves deep into the complexities of identity and loyalty, as Essa navigates the dangerous dynamics of warring kingdoms and uncovers the truth about his own heritage. With its vivid setting and suspenseful plot, Bloodline will keep you on the edge of your seat, making it a must-read for anyone who loves historical fiction with a hint of mystery.

"Arizona: Book 2" could be a good read for young adults who enjoy mystery, drama, and supernatural themes. The book explores themes of grief, loss, and friendship, all with a supernatural twist. The most unique and distinctive feature of this book is its exploration of the afterlife, and the idea that death is not the end. Readers who enjoyed the first book in the series will appreciate the continued character development and unresolved plot points.

Defiance is a thrilling YA novel for those who enjoy supernatural plots mixed with action. The unique feature of this book is the protagonist's struggle to overcome her fears, navigate dangerous situations, interpret forbidden romance, and ultimately save her friend from harm's way. Readers have praised the vivid world-building and fast-paced plot, making it a great choice for fans of urban fantasy genre.

This book would be a good read for someone who likes heart-wrenching yet uplifting stories. They Both Die at the End is a story about two strangers who find each other on the last day of their lives, and embark on a bittersweet journey of self-discovery, love and friendship. The book's unique premise and Silvera's poignant writing make it a powerful and emotional read that will leave readers reflecting on the value of life and relationships.

Recommended for readers who enjoy heart-warming stories of long-lost friendships and the idea that true friendship can endure the test of time. With themes of love, loss, and the nostalgia of the 80s, The Boy Next Door is both a touching and captivating read, leaving readers with a renewed appreciation for the power of relationships.

This is a raw, compassionate read for anyone drawn to emotionally honest stories. Derrick’s hunt for the panther haunting suburbia mirrors his desperate need to heal his family. Its striking blend of realism and symbolism captures how depression affects everyone nearby.

"Me, Him, Them, and It" would be a great read for young adults interested in realistic fiction that deals with complex familial relationships, love, and teenage pregnancy. This novel offers a unique perspective on adolescent motherhood while exploring themes of trust and self-acceptance. Caela Carter's eloquent writing and the relatable protagonist will keep readers turning pages until the very end.

"Along for the Ride" is a perfect escape into the realm of young love and self-discovery. Imagine yourself winding down after long days, flipping through pages that make you feel the warm, exciting potential of summer nights. It's for those who cherish character growth and the sweetness of new connections. Sarah Dessen has a knack for crafting relatable narratives that resonate with anyone looking for a little hope and romance.

Working At Love is a fun and light-hearted read that explores the challenges of starting a business and navigating relationships. The unique aspect is the vintage clothing theme, which adds a charming touch to the book. Recommended for those who enjoy young adult romance novels with a touch of entrepreneurship.

"The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" isn't just a novel; it's an adventure that takes you along the currents of the Mississippi and the American spirit itself. Huck's story resonates deeply with the nuances of freedom and friendship. As you dive into Twain's humor and the complexities of 19th-century American society, you'll be holding a mirror to the nation's heritage. This book might just redefine your understanding of what it means to be truly free.

Brazen could be a good read for anyone who loves historical fiction with a dash of forbidden romance. Set in the Tudor court, it follows Mary Howard as she navigates the secrets and intrigues of the powerful. The most captivating feature of this book is the rebellious nature of the characters, as they test the boundaries and rules of the court, making it a thrilling and dangerous read. Get ready to be swept away by the passion and the risks they are willing to take for love.