Best Books for Teens
Find the Best Books for Your Teens
Are you looking for hot new books to give to your teen? Look here for some great teen book recommendations! Books like Beastly and I Am Number Four are really hot in the teen genre right now. Look below for more popular teenage books. Teens don't really hate to read. They just haven't been exposed to teen books that fit their interests and culture. In this lens, I will try to introduce to teens and their parents and guardians alike teen books that are fun, age-appropriate, and diverse.

Burned, by Ellen Hopkins
Controversial novel in verse for teens (and adults!)... not for kids!
Burned is a young adult (teen) novel about a sixteen year old Mormon girl who questions her religion and gets into a lot of trouble. I will say up front, if you're a devoted Mormon, you probably won't like it and may think it misrepresents your religion. Others have raved about how great it is and one reviewer at Amazon said she was raised Mormon and it rang true for her. I loved the novel, even though the entire thing was written in verse. I didn't love it because it put a bad light on the ...

Quick Quiz on Eragon : Book 1 of Inheritance Series by Christopher Paolini
Ten Quiz Questions about the Book Eragon
Test your knowledge of Eragon, the first book in The Inheritance Cycle, by Christopher Paolini. This epic series is a must-read for dragon and magic lovers. Are you obsessed? Do you know everything there is to know about Eragon? How much do you know? Find out in this fun quiz.

Generation Dead: A YA Zombie Series by Daniel Waters
Generation Dead = A Different Take On The Zombie Genre
Generation Dead is a series of YA novels written by Daniel Waters. They are considered zombie romance, but this is not what drew me to the series. Daniel Waters has turned the traditional portrayal of zombies in entertainment on its head. In his scenario, teenagers randomly begin to rise from the dead. No one knows why. Suddenly, there is a growing population of undead teenagers and people are unsure what to do. We are witnesses to the misunderstandings that come with prejudice and how far pe...