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Hot Paperbacks for Teens aka “Popular Paperbacks for Young Adults”

Hot Paperbacks for Teens aka “Popular Paperbacks for Young Adults”. www.ala.org/yalsa/booklists/poppaper. What is this all about?. YALSA Committee 4 themes selected each year Nominations accepted from the field Youth Participation. Why use this list?. Annotated

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Hot Paperbacks for Teens aka “Popular Paperbacks for Young Adults”

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  1. Hot Paperbacks for Teensaka“Popular Paperbacks for Young Adults” www.ala.org/yalsa/booklists/poppaper

  2. What is this all about? • YALSA Committee • 4 themes selected each year • Nominations accepted from the field • Youth Participation

  3. Why use this list? • Annotated • Easy to use- available on Internet • Free • Great for ordering • Quick & Easy Readers’ Advisory • Titles already read and grouped together by LST’s • Variety- reading level, age of characters, interest, format, age of titles

  4. How do I use these lists? • Bookmarks • Book Talks • Displays • Ordering • Programs • Readers’ Advisory

  5. 2002 Lists • Flights of Fantasy • Lock it, Lick it, Click it: Diaries, Letters and Email • This Small World: a Glimpse of Many Cultures • I’ve Got a Secret

  6. Flights of Fantasy:Beyond Harry and Frodo is a list born of love, created by fantasy enthusiasts. Readers will find a selection of titles, including classics and some unexpected surprises.

  7. Lost Years of Merlin T.A. Barron On a Pale HorseAnthony Piers

  8. War for the OaksEmma Bull The Wizard's Tale Kurt Busiek

  9. Seventh SonOrson ScottCard Artemis Fowl Eoin Colfer

  10. So you Want to Be a Wizard Diane Duane Jack of KinrowanCharles de Lint

  11. Pawn of ProphecyDavid Eddings Stardust Neil Gaiman

  12. Howls’ Moving CastleDiana Wynne Jones The Eye of the World Robert Jordan

  13. The OathboundMercedes LAckey A Wizard of Earthsea Ursula K. Le Guin

  14. The Squire, His Knight & His Lady Gerald Morris The Blue SwordRobin McKinley

  15. The Hounds of the Morrigan Pat O’Shea SabrielGarth Nix

  16. The DarkangelMeredith Pierce Alanna Tamora Pierce

  17. The Perilous GardElizabeth Marie Pope Carpe Jugulum Terry Pratchett

  18. The Golden CompassPhilip Pullman The Thief Megan Turner

  19. Dragon’s BloodJane Yolen

  20. Lock it, Lick it, Click it: Diaries, Letters and Email are stories told in the epistolary fashion. They cover a wide range of experiences, from historical to contemporary, including both the realistic and fantastic

  21. Mrs. Chippy’s Last Expedition Caroline Alexander Go Ask AliceAnonymous

  22. The Black Book: Diary of a Teenage Stud Jonah Black The Princess DiariesMeg Cabot

  23. P.S. Longer Letter Later Paula Danziger Wurst Case ScenarioCatherine Clark

  24. The Life History of a Star Kelly Easton Breathing UnderwaterAlex Flinn

  25. The Diary of a Young GirlAnne Frank Jazmin’s Notebook Nikki Grimes

  26. Don’t You Dare Read This Mrs. DunphreyMargaret Haddix Letters from Rifka Karen Hesse

  27. Letters to Julia Barbara Ware Holmes Trial by “Jury” JournalKate Klise

  28. Last Days of SummerSteve Klueger Wolf Tower Tanith Lee

  29. The Secret Diary of Anne Boleyn Robin Maxwell Letters from a Slave GirlMary E. Lyons

  30. Feeling Sorry for Celia Jaclyn Moriarty Sloppy Firsts Megan McCafferty

  31. Witch ChildCelia Rees Within ReachMark Pfetzer

  32. Leslie’s Journal Allan Stratton Angus, Thongs and Full-Frontal Snogging Louise Rennison

  33. Tru Confessions Janet Tashjian

  34. This Small World: a Glimpse of Many Cultures These are tales of teens from across the globe, giving readers perspective and touching on the similarities we all share, the books take place in countries from Afghanistan to Siberia.

  35. Voices from the Field Beth S. Atkin Go and Come BackJoan Abelove

  36. Marisol and Magdalena Veronica Chambers The Forgotten FireAdam Bagdasarian

  37. Bound Feel and Western Dress Pang-Mei "Natasha" Chang The BreadwinnerDeborah Ellis

  38. Endless Steppe Esther Hautzig The Clay Marble Minfong Ho

  39. Red Scarf GirlJi Li Jiang The Color Of My Words Lynn Joseph

  40. Ties That Bind, Ties That BreakLensey Namioka Walk in My World Mazer, Anne

  41. April and the Dragon Lady Lensey Namioka The Baboon King Anton Quintana

  42. Esperanza RisingPam Munoz Ryan Pacific Crossing Gary Soto

  43. HaveliSuzanne Fisher Staples Shiva’s Fire Suzanne Fisher Staples

  44. First They Killed My Father Loung Ung Motherland Vineeta Vijayaraghavan

  45. The Friends Kazumi Yumoto Name Me Nobody Lois-Ann Yamanaka

  46. I’ve Got a Secret Who isn’t curious about the secrets of others, or doesn’t have a secret or two of their own? Teens will be captivated and inspired by the strength shown in the characters they meet in these books.

  47. Counterfeit Son Elaine Marie Alphin Speak Laurie Halse Anderson

  48. Blackwater Eve Bunting The Folk KeeperFranny Billingsley

  49. ShadowlandJenny Carroll Driver’s Ed Caroline B. Cooney

  50. FadeRobert Cormier The Wanderer Sharon Creech

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