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Freak the Mighty. Grades 7 - 12. $6.74 $ 8.99. ADD TO CART. save to wishlist. In this brilliant, emotionally charged novel, two boys—one, a slow learner, too large for his age, and the other a tiny, disabled genius—pair up to create one formidable human force known as "Freak the Mighty". ... Read More. Paperback Book.
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Why it’s a good read: Following Lara as she processes her feelings towards both Chase and Jasmine might help you better understand your students’ own self-discovery journey. Buy it: Cool for the Summer
Why it’s a good read: DNA tests are very popular right now, but some deliver surprising results. This can help connect with a student who has learned difficult things about their family history. Buy it: You Have a Match [contextly_auto_sidebar]
Why it’s a good read: Do you have students who love cosplay and Project Runway? This story highlights the importance of embracing our authentic selves and following our passions. Buy it: Be Dazzled
Why it’s a good read: This book looks at life through the eyes of a young woman who died by suicide. The themes are sometimes heartbreaking and intense, but provide a look at how our lives are a collection of beautiful and terrible moments. Buy it: A Breath Too Late
Why it’s a good read: Reading Emily’s story after losing her mother to cancer may help you grow closer to students who have been through similar experiences. Buy it: The Lucky List
Why it’s a good read: People who speak up and protest against social justice put themselves at risk—even teens. This book provides an up-close look at the human cost of the fight against prejudice. Buy it: One of the Good Ones
Why it’s a good read: This story about the daughter of a con artist who must tap into extensive survival skills to survive being taken hostage during a bank heist is thrilling. It’s also being adapted into a Netflix film starring Millie Bobbie Brown that everyone will be talking about (and who wants to be left out of that conversation?). Buy it: Th...
Why it’s a good read: Suspend reality and dive straight into this riveting fantasy that follows Rue, a teen from Houston who discovers she’s both half-god and half-human and that local Black kids have been forced into a life of crime and violence. This book is great for encouraging students to step into their power, stand up for what’s right, and e...
Why it’s a good read: After fleeing her country, Catalina no longer has a home. The odds of survival are stacked against her, but she had no choice. She had to escape. We have many students in our classrooms who have lived through similar experiences. This is one of the best YA books for compassionate discussions surrounding immigration. Buy it: Wr...
Why it’s a good read: Tessa loves romance novels but rarely sees herself reflected in the characters. So, she becomes the leading lady in her own writing! This book is perfect for sparking a conversation about representation in literature and becoming a star in your own life! Buy it: Happily Ever Afters
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Jul 29, 2021 · Both that of the book's protagonists and its readers. Generally speaking, protagonists in the YA genre range from 12 to 18. (Yes, there are exceptions! That's what "generally" means!) A lot of the ...
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Mar 13, 2018 · Three Dark Crowns series by Kendare Blake. Every generation, three sisters are born with equal claim to the throne and powerful magic. When they turn sixteen, they must compete not only for the throne, but for their lives. There can only be one queen left standing. First book: Three Dark Thrones.
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Jul 15, 2020 · With the Fire on High by Elizabeth Acevedo. As both a senior in high school and a mother, Emoni must balance her last year at school with her culinary aspirations, as well as also her obligations to her daughter and grandmother. When Malachi and a new cooking elective enter the picture, Emoni’s strengths begin to shine bright.
Mar 14, 2024 · Green has penned several must-read books for teens, but this one is especially worth reading if you love sad books. via amazon.com. 6. The Giver series by Lois Lowry (1993) Shop Now. Considered ...
Oct 29, 2021 · The Princess Diaries by Meg Cabot. $7 at Bookshop. Credit: HarperCollins. Nowadays, movies like Princess Protection Program and books like Tokyo Ever After (also on this list) abound, but without ...
