A list of teen reads for this summer?

Question

All I want is a list (no descrptions please). It is okay to tell me the author though.

Answer 1

The A-List book series by Zoey Dean

http://www.amazon.com/list-zoey-dean/dp/...

The Uglies by Scott Westerfeld

http://www.amazon.com/uglies-scott-weste...

The Gingerbread series by Rachel Cohn

http://www.amazon.com/gingerbread-rachel...

The Twilight series by Stephenie Meyer

http://www.amazon.com/twilight-stephenie...


My daughter loves the books in all of those series, great for grades 9-12.

For books that are not in a series, Elsewhere by Gabrielle Zevin is an great read, as well as The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold.

http://www.amazon.com/elsewhere-gabriell...

http://www.amazon.com/lovely-bones-alice...


I am currently reading A Great and Terrible Beauty, by Libba Bray. It's written for young adults and teens, but good for adults, as well.

http://www.amazon.com/great-terrible-bea...

I provided the amazon links in case you want to check them out and look at the covers, but there may be descriptions or spoilers in the reader's reviews. The summary at the top of the page is usually safe, though.

Happy reading, hope this helps!

Answer 2

The Tales of Beedle The Bard Harry Potter Lord Of The Rings Bartimaeus trilogy The Midnighters Tangerine Malazan Book of the Fallen Artemis Fowl Are you afraid of Dark? Star Wars A Wizard of Earthsea Lord of the Rings Around the World in 80 Days Discworld His Dark Materials The ABC Murders The Three Kingdoms Charlie Bone Pendragon Young Bond Alex Rider Artemis Fowl Chronicles of Narnia Percy Jackson Eragon 39 clues Divergent CHERUB Ranger's Apprentice The Da Vince Code Around the World in 80 Days Diary Of A Wimpy Kid The Host The Abduction Mortal Instruments Diary of Anne Frank ( it's a non-fiction book, not fiction ) Sherlock Holmes Dead Man's folly The Source of Magic After the Funeral The House of Night The Bandit King The Kingkiller Chronicle The Kane Chronicles Don't Read This Book Clockwork Prince I Hunt Killers Digital Fortress The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo The Pelican Brief Shutter Island The Runaway Jury Odd Thomas The Street Lawyer Killing Floor The Partner The Dark Tower Series The Enchanted Forest Chronicles Sabriel The Babysitter Club Series The Wheel of Time Dragon Rider Dracula Knife Edge The Last Polar Bear The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole Aged 13 3/4 ( Well, it's actually a funny book ) The Vampire Diaries Diamond Brothers Hornblower series Fledgling Jason Steed Book Young Bond City of Bones Spy High The Strange Angels series Inkheart Trilogy 13 Days To Midnight The Last Burp of Mac Sea of Trolls Sookie Stackhouse Series The Nightworld Series Nightshade Maximum Ride The Giver Vampire Beach A Great and Terrible Beauty The Blue Blood Series My Sister's Keeper ( Very sad story .. ) My Big Nose and Other Natural Disasters Meet Me at the Boardwalk by Erin Haft Forever... The Chosen One Hold Still Jumping Off Swings by Forget You The Tears of Artamon Trilogy The Three Worlds Cycle Old Kingdom Series The Witcher Children of Hurin Age of the Five Trilogy The Dagger and the Coin The Similarion The Biggles Shannara Series The King of Elfland's Daughter The Neverending Story The Enchanted Triology The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant The Dark is Rising The Thief The Chronicles of Prydain Airman Alanna the First Adventure The Secret Adversary The Sands of Time

Answer 3

Avi
Beyond the Western Sea, Book 1 & Book 2
True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle
Nothing but the Truth

Jean Ferris
Of Sound Mind
Bad
Eight Seconds

Walter Dean Myers
Monster

Sarah Dessen
Just Listen

Catherine Murdock
Dairy Queen

Christian Burch
The Manny Files

Zusak
The Book Thief

Brashears
Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants series

Biographies by
Albert Marrin
Milton Meltzer
Russell Freedman

Andrew Clements
Things Not Seen

Tamora Pierce (fantasy series)

Phillip Pullman Dark Materials Trilogy
The Golden Compass

Answer 4

I would ask a local librarian or go to the website of your local high school. Usually it is listed there what should be read at what particular grade level usually 7th-12th grade.
Try the website www.greatschools.net.
The list includes classics like Pride and Prejudice, Robinson Crusoe, Mark Twain etc.
It's a list of about 100 books. I think I might have misunderstood your question, so if I did I'm sorry.

Answer 5

You could try:

-Twilight, and sequel New Moon by Stephenie Meyer
-the Maximum Ride books by James Patterson
-the Uglies trilogy by Scott Westerfeld
-The Decoding of Lana Morris by Tom and Laura McNeal
-the Amoung the Hidden seiries by Margret Peterson Haddix
-Witch Child by Celia Rees

Hope this helps!

Answer 6

The A-list [series]-Zoey Dean- Back in Black-
Back in Black is the fifth guilty pleasure in this witty and risqu series that takes readers behind the scenes of the intoxicating world of Hollywood glitterati. Its time for the Beverly Hills High senior class trip to Washington, D.C. But every year the reigning A-List call in sick and do their own trip to Vegas, baby, Vegas. Anna joins Cammie, Adam, Sam, Dee, and Parker on the Vegas trip to the uber-hip Palms Hotel and Casino. During a hypnosis show on The Strip, the group is hypnotized into telling the truth. Dee is confronted with just how whack-o shes become and Adam and Cammie are forced to confess their forbidden lusty secrets. When Annas oldest and best friend from New York, Cyn, and Annas long-time adolescent crush, Scott, show up in Vegas too, Anna finds out just how dangerous telling the truth can be. Soon to be a major motion picture from Universal Pictures, The A-List and its bestselling sequels, Girls on Film, Blonde Ambition, and Tall Cool One are full of page-turning action about the fast times of Beverly Hills most beautiful and glamorous people.

The It Girl [series]-Cecily von Ziegesar Book Reckless-
Popular Gossip Girl character Jenny Humphrey is making a splash at Waverly Academy, an elite boarding school in New York horse country where glamorous rich kids don't let the rules get in the way of an excellent time. It's less than a semester into school, but Jenny's already become notorious, just like Tinsley Carmichael - who won't give up her Waverly "it girl" crown without a fight.

The Clique Series-Lisi Harrison-Grade 5-8–Claire Lyons moves with her parents from Florida to wealthy Westchester County, NY. Until they can get settled, the family stays in the guest house of Mr. Lyons's college buddy, who happens to have a daughter who is also in seventh grade. Expected to welcome her, Massie instead chooses to make Claire's life miserable for no other reason than she's the new girl. Massie enlists her clique of friends at Octavian Country Day School, all part of the beautiful and popular crowd, to help with the harassment, which ranges from catty comments on Claire's clothes to spilling red paint on her white jeans in a conspicuous spot. Tired of it all, Claire tries to fight back, but then the abuse worsens. The book has trendy references kids will love, including Starbucks in the school, designer clothes, and PalmPilots for list making. However, this trendiness doesn't make up for the shallowness of the characters or the one-dimensional plot. Nor is the cruelty of the clique redeemed with any sort of a satisfying ending. The conclusion leaves one with the feeling that a sequel is in the works. Amy Goldman Koss's The Girls (Dial, 2000) shows the same cruelty of girls with a more realistic story and resolution.

Answer 7

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*catcher in the rye
*little altars everywhere and the divine secrets of the ya-ya sisterhood by rebecca wells
*crazy ladies, she flew the coop, american pie by michael lee west
*i absolutely love the harry potter series, can't get enough
*i just read the books twilight and new moon by stephenie meyer and have the third book "eclipse" on pre-order.
*the time travellers wife by audrey niffenegger
*the brief history of the dead by kevin brockmeier
*most books by fannie flagg: fried green tomatoes, welcome to the world baby girl, standing in the rainbow.
*books by maeve binchy: the lilac bus, silver wedding, circle of friends, the copper beech, the glass lake, evening class, tara road, scarlet feather, quentins
*books by preston child and lincoln douglas but only the ones they wrote together not ones they have written on their own:
relic, reliquary, mount dragon, cabinet of curiosities
*tithe: a modern faerie tale and valiant: a modern tale of faerie by holly black
*most books by michael crichton: congo, sphere, jurassic park, the lost world, timeline, jurassic park 3, prey, state of fear (very good book about global warming)
*books by alice hoffman: the river king, blackbird house, green angel, the probable future, blue diary, practical magic,
second nature, seventh heaven
*wicked

not all of these are "teen" books but i read many of them when i was a teenager.

Answer 8

"Speak" by Laurie Halse Anderson
"The Catcher in the Rye" by J.D. Salinger
"The Island of Dr. Moreau" by H.G. Wells
"Lovely Bones" by Alice Sebold

Answer 9

all is quiet on the western front.