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Young Sherlock Holmes: Black Ice, by Andrew Lane
Andrew Lane

The year is 1868, and Sherlock Holmes is fourteen. He has witnessed his first murder and travelled to America to unravel a deadly mystery, but now he faces his most dangerous mission yet.

Across the Great Barrier, by Patricia C. Wrede
Patricia C. Wrede

Eff is an unlucky thirteenth child - her twin brother, Lan, is a powerful seventh son of a seventh son. And yet, Eff is the one who saved the day for the settlements west of the Great Barrier.

My Survival Kit, by Donna Freitas
Donna Freitas

After her mother dies, sixteen-year-old Rose works through her grief by finding meaning in a survival kit that her mother left behind. And the messages might lead to more than healing a broken heart - they might just lead to love.

Winter Town, by Stephen Emond
Stephen Emond

Evan and Lucy, childhood best friends who grew apart after years of seeing one another only during Christmas break, begin a romance at age seventeen but his choice to mindlessly follow his father's plans for an Ivy League education rather than becoming the cartoonist he longs to be, and her more destructive choices in the wake of family problems, pull them apart.

Midwinterblood, by Marcus Sedgwick
Marcus Sedgwick

In 2073 on the remote and secretive island of Blessed, where rumour has it that no one ages and no children are born, a ritual sacrifice takes place.

Edda, by Conor Kostick
Conor Kostick

In the virtual world of Edda, ruler Scanthax decides he wants to invade another virtual world, embroiling the universes of Edda, Saga, and Epic in war, with only three teenagers to try to restore peace.

Department 19, by Will Hill
Will Hill

After watching his father's brutal murder, sixteen-year-old Jamie Carpenter joins Department 19, a secret government agency, where he learns of the existence of vampires and the history that ties him to the team destined to stop them.

Wolves, Boys, and Other Things That Might Kill Me, by Kristen Chandler
Kristen Chandler

Two teenagers become close as the citizens of their town fight over the packs of wolves that have been reintroduced into the nearby Yellowstone National Park.

Happyface, by Stephen Emond
Stephen Emond

Enter Happyface's journal and get a peek into the life of a shy, artistic boy who decides to reinvent himself as a happy-go-lucky guy after he moves to a new town. Beautifully illustrated with cartoons and drawings.

The Future of Usl by Jay Asher
Jay Asher

It's 1996, and less than half of all American high school students have ever used the Internet. Emma just got her first computer and Josh is her best friend. They power up and log on--and discover themselves on Facebook, fifteen years in the future. Everybody wonders what their Destiny will be. Josh and Emma are about to find out.

Marie Lu

In a dark future, when North America has split into two warring nations, fifteen-year-olds Day, a famous criminal, and prodigy June, the brilliant soldier hired to capture him, discover that they have a common enemy.

Veiled Rose, by Anne Stengl
Anne Stengl

Rose Red hides in the forest, her face veiled in rags, shunning the company of all save her old father and her nanny goat. Until she meets a privileged young man sent to spend his summer in the mountains. Leo, a lonely lad, befriends Rose Red, and together they begin hunting for the Mountain Monster which, rumor says, stalks these lands.

Red Moon Rising, by Peter Moore
Peter Moore

In a world where vampires dominate and werewolves are despised, a teenaged half-vampire discovers his recessive werewolf genes are developing with the approaching full moon.

Please Ignore Vera Dietz, by A.S. King
A.S. King

When her best friend, whom she secretly loves, betrays her and then dies under mysterious circumstances, high school senior Vera Dietz struggles with secrets that could help clear his name.

Amy and Roger's Epic Detour, by Morgan Matson
Morgan Matson

After the death of her father, Amy, a high school student, and Roger, a college freshman, set out on a carefully planned road trip from California to Connecticut, but wind up taking many detours, forcing Amy to face her worst fears and to come to terms with the death of her father, but also have a lot of fun as well.

Rosebush, by Michele Jaffe
Michele Jaffe

The morning after an epic Memorial Day party on the Jersey shore, Jane Freeman wakes up paralyzed, lying in a rosebush after a hit-and-run. Everyone believes it was an accident, but as friends come to visit in the hospital Jane's memories begin to surface, not just from the party but from deeper in her past, including the night her best friend Bonnie died.

Incarceron, by Catherine Fisher
Catherine Fisher

To free herself from an upcoming arranged marriage, Claudia, the daughter of the Warden of Incarceron, a futuristic prison with a mind of its own, decides to help a young prisoner escape.

Matched, by Ally Condie
Ally Condie

All her life, Cassia has never had a choice. The Society dictates everything: when and how to play, where to work, where to live, what to eat and wear, when to die, and most importantly to Cassia as she turns 17, who to marry. When she is Matched with her best friend Xander, things couldn't be more perfect. But why did her neighbor Ky's face show up on her match disk as well?

The Book Thief, by Markus Zusak
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Trying to make sense of the horrors of World War II, Death relates the story of Liesel--a young German girl whose book-stealing and story-telling talents help sustain her family and the Jewish man they are hiding, as well as their neighbors.

Zombies vs. Unicorns, edited by Holly Black and Justine Larbalestier
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Twelve short stories by a variety of authors seek to answer the question of whether zombies are better than unicorns. Includes authors such as Meg Cabot, Garth Nix, Cassandra Clare and Scott Westerfeld.

I Am an Emotional Creature, by Eve Ensler
Eve Ensler

Stories, poems, dialogues, essays and fictional journal entries about girls' experiences across the spectrum. The language and stories are powerful, beautiful and disturbing.

Before I Fall, by Lauren Oliver
Lauren Oliver

After she dies in a car crash, Samantha relives the day of her death over and over again until, on the seventh day, she finally discovers a way to save herself.

Princess of the Midnight Ball, by Jessica Day George
Jessica Day George

Every night the twelve daughters of King Gregor are locked in their rooms and every morning their dancing shoes are worn through. Rumors of magic and witchcraft threaten the kingdom and despair haunts the girls. Galen, the kind and handsome royal undergardener decides to find out the truth and save the princesses even if it means death.

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