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Rhode Island Teen Book Award Nominees 2014

Rhode Island Teen Book Award Nominees 2014. Presented by: Aaron Coutu, Cumberland Public Library Committee Chair Brandi Kenyon, South Kingstown Public Library Committee Vice-Chair. RILA Conference June 3, 2013. What is the RI Teen Book Award?.

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Rhode Island Teen Book Award Nominees 2014

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  1. Rhode Island Teen Book Award Nominees 2014 Presented by: Aaron Coutu, Cumberland Public Library Committee Chair Brandi Kenyon, South Kingstown Public Library Committee Vice-Chair RILA Conference June 3, 2013

  2. What is the RI Teen Book Award? • The Award promotes quality literature for teens by highlighting well-written books of interest to middle and high school students. • Allowing teens to select the winner from each year's list of nominees encourages them to read more and discuss the books with their friends and family at school, the local library, and at home.

  3. How It Works • The Rhode Island Teen Book Award Committee is comprised of public librarians, teachers, reading specialists, library media specialists, and graduate students enrolled in the University of Rhode Island’s Library Science program • The committee meets from September through March, compiling the final list of nominees from titles suggested by committee members, publishers, authors, and others in the field • The committee reviewed 71titles this year

  4. The 2013 Winners Are…

  5. Divergent By Veronica Roth

  6. 2013 Honor Titles Legend by Marie Lu Between Shades of Gray by RutaSepetys

  7. The 2014 Nominees

  8. Ask The Passengers • by • A. S. King* * Recommended for older readers

  9. Cinder • by • Marissa Meyer

  10. Code Name Verity • by • ElizabethWein* * Recommended for older readers

  11. Croak • by • Gina Damico* * Recommended for older readers

  12. Curveball: The Year I Lost My Grip • by • Jordan Sonnenblick

  13. The Dead of Winter • by • Chris Priestly

  14. Drama • by • RainaTelgemeier

  15. Endangered • by • Eliot Schrefer

  16. Every Day • by • David Levithan* * Recommended for older readers

  17. The False Prince • by • Jennifer Nielsen

  18. The Fault in Our Stars • by • John Green* * Recommended for older readers

  19. The Final Four • by • Paul Volponi* * Recommended for older readers

  20. How to Save a Life • by • SaraZarr* * Recommended for older readers

  21. A Monster Calls • by • Patrick Ness

  22. Never Fall Down • by • Patricia McCormick* * Recommended for older readers

  23. The Paladin Prophecy • by • Mark Frost

  24. See You at Harry’s • by • Jo Knowles

  25. Seraphina • by • Rachel Hartman

  26. Shelter • by • Harlan Coben* * Recommended for older readers

  27. The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight • by • Jennifer Smith

  28. This is Not a Test • by • Courtney Summers* * Recommended for older readers

  29. What Can’t Wait • by • Ashley Hope Perez* * Recommended for older readers

  30. Need More Information? Contact Us: Aaron Coutu aaroncoutu@aol.com Brandi Kenyon bkenyon@skpl.org Visit us Online: • http://www.cumberlandlibrary.org/ritba/ • ritbaindex.htm

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