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Some of these novels may be on required reading lists, but they definitely won't feel like homework.
Whether your teen is a certified bookworm or a reluctant reader, everyone can benefit from diving into a good novel. Teens who read widely can better handle complex concepts, score better on standardized tests, and are often more accepting of those who are different from themselves. And for a lot of teenagers who claim to hate reading, finding the right subject matter may prove the difference between grumbling over finishing their required reading list and devouring a new novel without coaxing.
Because middle grade and young adult books have more to offer than ever before, there's no shortage of great literature available that speaks directly to the life and times your Gen Zer. You may already know the seminal works by literary legends like Harper Lee and J.D. Salinger , the fantastical takes spun by J.K Rowling and the heartstring-tugging high school romances that made John Green a household name. If one or all of these speaks to your kiddo, we've got deeper cuts that will have them frantically downloading their next read. But if they don't bat an eyelash at those, we have more offbeat options that could strike their fancy. No matter where your teen falls on the book-loving spectrum, we've got something on this list that won't get an eye-roll.
This delightfully weird boxed set starts out when Jacob Portman journeys to a mysterious island off the coast of Wales following a terrible family tragedy. There, he finds the ruins of Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children and so, so much more.Â
Esperanza Cordero is a young Latina girl who's just trying to figure herself out while growing up in Chicago. Sandra Cisneros first penned The House on Mango Street more than 25 years ago, but her lessons on challenging stereotypes of the immigrant experience still hold up today. Â
Between her temperamental cat, accidentally shaving off her eyebrows, and all of the cringe-worthy hijinks that come with being an awkward teenager, this book is laugh-out-loud hilarious and almost too relatable. Guaranteed to boost any bad day within the first five pages.Â
Then-18-year-old S. E. Hinton set the groundwork for YA fiction when she wrote The Outsiders in high school, with a book that spoke directly to her peers. Ponyboy's journey shows that things can go too far very quickly when you're willing to do anything to belong. Â
It's been 20 years since we first met the boy who lived, but the adventures of Harry and friends Hogwarts still resonate with teens today. Relieve the experience by reading along with your kids, right from the book that started it all.Â
After Julia's sister Olga passes away tragically, her broken family looks to her to hold them together. But Julia isn't the perfect daughter her sister was. Then again, was Olga? This story delves into the pressures of being a Mexican-American daughter and what it means to carry the weight of loss on your shoulders. Â
Since the 1970s, Judy Blume has won more than 90 awards for her ability to nail the inner turmoil of teens. In one of her most well-known, Margaret Simon longs to just grow up already in a story that's just as relatable as the day it came out. Â
If your teen missed the sensation before it became a blockbuster, slide this dystopian adventure their way. You'll root for Katniss Everdeen as she fights for her life in Panem's annual Hunger Games in a world that's eerily similar to our own even as it feels foreign.Â
This cult favorite takes a stark look at the heartbreaks, friendships, and weirdness of high school in all its honest glory. Kids who feel misunderstood may find a kindred spirit in Charlie, as he navigates the rocky road between childhood and adulthood. Â
Mark Haddon's novel follows a boy with autism who is working to solve the murder of a neighbor's dog. The language gives readers a look inside the complicated mind of Christopher John Francis Boone, offering a new perspective on an entrancing narrative.
After her mother dies by suicide, Leigh travels to Taiwan to seek answers. This beautiful, surreal story is perfect for any teen who has ever lost someone, as it explores the many ways grief can manifest, as well as the healing power of family.Â
Even reluctant readers will find something to love in this absorbing New York Times bestseller. It explores a Nazi society in which a young girl's passion for reading feeds her soul when all else seems hopeless.Â
Eleanor and Park aren't your fairytale lovers. They understand that first love almost never works out, but that doesnât mean they wonât try. Set in 1986, this offbeat romance captures how young love can feel desperate, overwhelming, and catastrophic.Â
This iconic novel follows a group of schoolboys who survive a plane crash only to get stranded on a remote island. The chilling story reveals how much extreme circumstances can bring out people's true nature. Â
This unique book is narrated half by moody and artistic Noah and half by his daredevil twin sister Jude, which gives readers a glimpse into how both twins experience family tragedy, breathtaking romance, and a search for their place in the world. Â
When 16-year-old Starr witnesses a police officer fatally shoot her unarmed best friend Khalil, the divide between her poor neighborhood and her suburban prep school becomes even clearer. This is an important book on police brutality and racial inequality that every teen should read.Â
John Green's debut into contemporary fiction offers up a new perspective from the kid who isnât the nerd or the most popular, but somewhere in between. The protagonist leaves his safe, predictable life looking for The Great Perhaps, a concept that will entice any teen who feels a bit restless.
Every teen girl's nightmare happens in the first book in this series: All of Lara Jean's love letters get sent to their unintended recipients â at the same time. It sends her love life into chaos in this fun romantic romp that's far more entertaining to read than it would be to experience.Â
With more than 18 million copies sold in 40 languages, it doesn't get much more classic than the late Harper Lee's tale of conscience in a small southern town. It gets right to the heart of human behavior: Who's innocent, what guilty means, and the limits of love and hate. Â
This suspenseful thriller has it all: A private island where the well-heeled Cadence spends her time, mysterious goings-on, and a group of friends who aren't what they seem. The twist at the end will floor your teen, guaranteed.Â
Elie Wiesel's account of his time in Nazi death camps is horrific and graphic, but it's a powerful and necessary read. Teens who enjoyed The Diary of Anne Frank may want to pick up this one next. Â
J.D. Salinger's tale of teenager Holden Caulfield who wanders the big city was first published more than 70 years ago. While some of the New York City landscape may seem old-fashioned, the way Holden desperately keeps his pain inside is a timeless teenage turmoil.Â
This book weaves together the worlds of seven women in a bleak inner-city sanctuary called Brewster Place. It offers an eye-opening portrayal of just how many paths a woman's life can take, as well as the struggles, strengths, and fierce hope of black women in America.Â
Falling over the edge can seem so normal, especially when you appear fine to the outside world. This story about a bright, successful girl's struggle with mental illness has much in common with Plath's own experience, and makes a great introduction to the author. Â
George Orwell's tale of a dystopian world where the government is always watching isn't just eerily prescient. It also demonstrates how crucial free-thinking is to protect, especially to readers whose minds are most malleable.Â
This National Book Award finalist addresses the complicated challenges that surround speaking up about rape and assault. If you don't know how to start a conversation with your teen on the topic, let this powerful book guide the conversation.Â
Barack Obama summed up Toni Morrison's Nobel Prize-winning novel best at the Presidential Medal of Freedom Ceremony in 2012 : "I remember reading Song of Solomon  when I was a kid and not just trying to figure out how to write, but also how to be and how to think." If that's not an endorsement, we don't know what is.
When Meg and her little brother Charles Wallace find a strange woman in their kitchen one stormy night, they never expect the adventure that will follow. Sci-fi fans shouldn't miss this classic that will also entice those who don't typically enjoy the genre.Â
After an explicit video of Lulu goes viral and her picture-perfect boyfriend dumps her, she feels like life is over. But then she meets the extremely offline Cass who brings Lulu to the no-phone-zone that is The Hotel. As they spend more and more time together, Lulu starts to rethink her relationship with social media. After reading, your teen will too.Â
The students who go to Catherine House know they've made a special commitment to the isolated school: No contact with the outside world for three whole years, no TV or internet, or even their own clothes. But Catherine House has something amazing to offer in return, even if few realize exactly what that is.Â
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