Teen Recommended Reads

With the growing amount of online activity teens and kids are engaged in, it’s important for them to know how to make smart choices. Engage the whole family with some of these resources, games and activities on Digital Citizenship.

Gone through all the teen books you had at home and need more? Don’t forget about e-book options available for free on the Libby app!

Teen hip-hop aficionados or the casual listener shouldn’t miss a beat with these selected books! Bob your head and tap your toes as you explore these fiction, poetry and nonfiction titles suitable for teens.

Puberty freaks parents out at least as much as it does teens. Faced with questions they may not be comfortable answering and perhaps hazy on their facts, teens could use a good book (or two or three…) or digital resource on the subject!

If you have a child and/or teen showing an interest in STEM or a budding computer scientist on your hands, be sure to explore all the library has to offer! From recommended apps and websites, to books and even gadgets, we’ve got you covered.

Looking for a gift idea for the holiday season? Or just to enjoy yourself? These teen titles (grades 6-12) are repeatedly featured on many “best of the year” lists!

Renee suggests this riveting page-turner! Two interwoven mysteries spill onto the pages in this first book of a trilogy. If you want a page-turner you can’t put down, grab this one! You’ll be completely surprised by the ending.

Renee suggests this graphic novel with a spin on the classic Peter Pan story. Beautifully illustrated, it will definitely stick with you after you finish!

If you enjoyed One of Us Is Lying by Karen McManus, then try one of these teen reads…

Curious what others are reading right now? Glimpse these highly recommended books by Reading teens. Plus learn how you can share your favorites!

Renee suggests this quirky fantasy inspired by historical events, sure to make you laugh-out-loud!

Susan suggests this gripping novel inspired by the true story of a young man’s false imprisonment for murder — and those who fought to free him.

Teens shared their latest favorite reads at January’s Book Buffet. If you’re looking for a great recommendation from other teen readers, try one of these!

Figuring out your next read? These teen titles (grades 6-12) are considered some of the best from the past year according to respected review sources like School Library Journal, New York Times, and Kirkus Reviews.

The awards season is in full swing and we certainly can’t leave out book awards! The American Library Association has announced the 2018 Youth Media Awards which includes various awards for outstanding teen literature!