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I wonder what books will teens like. Please list some. Thank you.

Start with The Lord of the Rings, Sabriel and To Kill a Mockingbird.

Definitely Harry Potter and the Hunger Games, but my less common favorites are All The Light We Cannot See and I’ll Give You The Sun.

I will suggest Rainbow Rowell's books and Percy Jackson series

I like those alread listed but as a teen not all pf us all the same it depends on the genre or hook like harry potter or diary of a wimpy kid or if ur an atoku manga or anime drawing books

When I was a teen I really enjoyed books by Dee Henderson. The O’Malley Series is my favorite. It’s about 7 adopted siblings and they’re all in forensics, investigators, fireman, etc... service people. I really loved it and they’re clean as well.

Divergent series, mortal instruments series, fallen, matched.

I really think we should use the teenage years to read some solid literature since that is the period we form most of our tastes in. I would recommend some classics, such as:
Kafka - I really enjoyed The Trial in highschool
George Orwell- 1984
Lev Tolstoi- Anna Karenina

I recently read throne of glass. I’m a bit young so it was slightly “don’t read that bit” but the plot is amazing and I love it. It’s a series btw. There’s also Simon vs the Homo sapiens agenda and books by kaz Delaney are good if u don’t mind cheesy romances

I read them as an adult, but I think a lot of teens would like Neil Gaiman's novels, especially The Graveyard Book, Stardust, and Neverwhere.

I think ‘Girl With All The Gifts’ by M. R. Carey would be a good shout. It was recently made into a film but the book, as usual, is much better and delves much deeper into the world of the story.

I didn’t initially want to read it because I heard it was a zombie book and I’m a bit bored of zombies by this point. However, it plays around with the genre a lot and has a brilliant twist. Really took me by surprise.

srividyag1 wrote: ↑07 May 2019, 05:45 I will suggest Rainbow Rowell's books and Percy Jackson series

Yes, definitely these two! Rainbow Rowell’s stories are super relatable to teens, and the Percy Jackson series is so much fun.

corinaelena wrote: ↑20 Aug 2019, 02:16 I really think we should use the teenage years to read some solid literature since that is the period we form most of our tastes in. I would recommend some classics, such as:
Kafka - I really enjoyed The Trial in highschool
George Orwell- 1984
Lev Tolstoi- Anna Karenina

Yes, I read and enjoyed 1984 and Anna Karenina as a teen, but have not read The Trial.

Personally, I think it’s important for teens to read a book like “13 reasons why” by Jay Asher or “Speak” by Laurie Halsie Anderson.

They’re books that meant a great deal to me in my teen years.

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