PodOmatic | Podcast - my American friend Book Lists & Recommendations for Ages 11-13 Skip to main content Advertisement Parents | Raising readers & learners. Home of Parent & Child Magazine School Success Videos Book Lists & Recommendations for Ages 11-13 Home > Books & Reading > 1 of 2 Summer Reads for TweensWhether at the beach or in their room -- these exciting tales will place tweens on the road to adventure. The Scholastic Summer Reading Challenge Ages Award Winners Favorites & Classics Series, Characters, Authors Adventure & Fantasy Funny & Scary Science & Nature School Families & Relationships Life Experiences & Values Sports Poetry & Rhymes History & Social Studies Seasonal Themes Holidays & Celebrations More Book Lists Award Winners National Book Award for Young People's Literature Winners The National Book Award recognizes outstanding works by U.S. citizens. Newbery Award Winners Honoring the "most distinguished contribution to American literature for children," Newbery winners are some of the best chapter books available. Printz Award Winners Favorites & ClassicsSee all Not Just For Girls
Books for Teens Book Trust brings you the best book recommendations for books for teenagers. We offer monthly roundups of the best new books, booklists, and the 25 best books for 12-14 year olds. Whether you're looking for recommended books, books for 12 year olds, tips for how to write a book review, writing tips, short stories for teenagers, or how to start a book blog, this is the place for you! Booklists for teens We've got a lot of different booklists for you to see, from historical fiction to epic fantasy, and everything inbetween. Writing tips for teens Want to start writing stories? Interviews We've talked to many authors over the years, take a look at the latest interview or browse through the archive! Young adult books We have a whole section devoted to young adult books as well - explore YA booklists, interviews, news, blogs and more.
Recommended Reading Lists | Bonn International School Don’t know what to read next? Remember that your friends, teachers, parents, and librarians are excellent sources of book recommendations. Just ask! In the library we love to highlight exceptional books in our collection, and will occassionally link to outstanding lists here and in the Resource Lists in Destiny Quest. Outstanding Books for the College Bound and Lifelong Learners YALSA, a committee of public and secondary school librarians, created these lists based on subjects, diversity, excellence, and readability. Most of the titles are available in the BIS Library Media Centre; click on the images below to access the lists in our catalog. Summer Reading Lists Suggested books and series compiled by your librarians. Save
Heart of the School | Supporting learning and teaching for everyone Teen Zone! | Oakland Public Library Welcome to Oakland's virtual TeenZone! This website has a ton of new stuff for you to explore! What kind of stuff? We have a resource map that shows different opportunities that the community has to offer you. How about an extensive new Test Preparation list to help you get ready for the CAHSEE, SAT, ACT, or GED. Or, what about our new Mind & Body section with tons of local and online resources for staying healthy, getting counseling, and making choices about safe sex and relationships. Lawrence Public Library Posted On: Jun 4, 2017 In: Featured, Kids Featured, Kids Room, Teen Zone, Teens Featured Through the Lawrence Summer Food Program, kids ages 1-18 can enjoy a FREE lunch on the Library Lawn. Adults won’t be left out! They can also eat a healthy meal for $3.50. This program is sponsored by Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence, City of Lawrence Parks & Recreation, K-State Research & Extension-Douglas County, Lawrence Public Schools Food Service Program, Just Food, Lawrence Public Library, Lawrence DG CO Health Dept., Lawrence Housing Authority, and LiveWell Lawrence Posted On: Feb 19, 2017 In: Teen Zone After many hours of volunteer help and generous seed donations from our partners, the LPL Seed Library is back and ready for business starting Monday, Feb 20 in the Library Atrium. Come browse vegetable, herb, and flower seeds and connect with gardening resources and a variety of free programs and events on topics related to green spaces and green living. Look for something different each week.
Teen Picks | Teens at SFPL Teenreads Monthly Update THE DISAPPEARANCES by Emily Bain Murphy (Mystery) Audiobook available, narrated by Devon Sorvari. Aila Quinn’s mother, Juliet, has always been a mystery. When Juliet dies, Aila and her younger brother Miles are sent to live in Sterling, a rural town with mysteries of its own. ROSIE GIRL by Julie Shepard (Mystery) After her father passes away, 17-year-old Rosie is forced to live with her abusive stepmom and her deadbeat boyfriend. DREAMFALL by Amy Plum (Thriller) Audiobook available, narrated by Maria Cabezas, Dan Bittner and Tom Phelan. GRIT by Gillian French (Fiction) Audiobook available, narrated by Caitlin Davies. QUEER, THERE, AND EVERYWHERE: 23 People Who Changed the World written by Sarah Prager and with illustrations by Zoe More O'Ferrall (History) Queer author and activist Sarah Prager delves deep into the lives of 23 people who fought, created and loved on their own terms. DIVIDING EDEN by Joelle Charbonneau (Fantasy) Audiobook available, narrated by Lauren Fortgang.
The Bookseller 'Your people drove them out of their homes. Thousands of years later they turn up again – and they’re gonna wipe you out.’ On her birthday, Nessa finds out the terrible truth about her home in Ireland – the truth that will change her future forever. That she and her friends must train for the most dangerous three minutes of their lives: That any day now, without warning, they will each wake in a terrifying land, alone and hunted, with a one in ten chance of returning alive. And it is Nessa, more than anyone, who is going to need every ounce of the guts, wit, and sheer spirit she was born with, if she – and the nation – are to survive. Peadar O’Guilin is a powerful and original new voice in fiction, but has been writing curious stories for as long as he can remember. Language, landscape and the history of ancient Ireland are important themes for Peadar, and after brief forays living in Milan and Venice he returned to his native Ireland and now lives just outside Dublin.
Best Young Adult Fantasy & Science Fiction 2016 — Goodreads Choice Awards Feyre survived Amarantha's clutches to return to the Spring Court—but at a steep cost. Though she now has the powers of the High Fae, her heart remains human, and it can't forget the terrible deeds she performed to save Tamlin's people. Nor has Feyre forgotten her bargain with Rhysand, High Lord of the feared Night Court. As Feyre navigates its dark web of politics, passion Feyre survived Amarantha's clutches to return to the Spring Court—but at a steep cost. Nor has Feyre forgotten her bargain with Rhysand, High Lord of the feared Night Court.