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- Alex Awards
- Find the best “adult” books that teens like, too.
- Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Young Adult Booklists
- They’ve got lists for every subject you can think of—Hip Hop, How to Change the World, Modern Day Fairy Tales and more.
- Favorite Teenage Angst Books
- Reviews of every angst category you need—fitting in, mixed-up, peer pressure.
- Outstanding Books for the College Bound and Lifelong Learners
- The books on this list will offer you a chance to see yourself and the world in a new way.
- The Printz Award
- What’s the best book written for a teenager this year? Find out here—it’s like the Newbery Award, but for teens.
- Reader’s Club Teen Corner
- Categories to check out include inspirational, romance, multicultural and horror. This site also includes descriptions of each book.
- Reading Rants
- These out of the ordinary booklists include slacker fiction, Deadheads, Gods & Monsters and Fanging Around.
- teenreads
- This site has it all—book reviews, interviews and chat time with authors—you can even sign up for an email newsletter.
- Teen Books in Series and Sequels
- Just read Buffy the Vampire Slayer #2 in the Gatekeeper Triology and you need to know what comes next? Find the order of all your favorite series here.
- Amazon.com—teens
- Includes top selling books in different categories, plus information on upcoming books.
- Barnes & Nobles—teens
- Favorite authors, top 10 books for teens and the information on the latest additions to popular series.
- What Do I Read Next?
- Find just the right book by searching for your favorite kinds of action, characters and plots.
Vibes
Its not east being able to read peoples minds, just ask Kristi Carmichael. The boy she’s crushing on thinks she is sick, her only friend is having weird fantasies about the two of them, and hearing people call her gross and fat is not helping the whole mind reading thing. But when she is partnered with Gusty Peterson, her crush, will some things start to get confusing? Does she really have the ability to read others minds?
Category: mystery
Kristen, age 15
Mercy
May, 2009