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Brynn S., a Teen Board Member, said that Katharine McGee’s THE DAZZLING HEIGHTS “was not only a satisfying sequel, but much more enjoyable than the book that came before it...The series just seems to get better and better the more books come out...” Read Brynn’s review here.

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If you could turn your enemies into objects, would you??? Why or why not??? And what object would you use the most??? ☠️ You bet your black hearts I would use this power!!! I mean. Only when they truly deserved it, but let’s be real, some people deserve to be turned into objects. On the bright side, I wouldn’t be killing them, and I’d get some killer jewelry out of the deal. Feels win win to me! ☠️ I actually loved how Teo turned people into objects she could use. Who couldn’t use a lovely mirror instead of a murderer?! #thebrilliantdeath is such a gorgeous fantasy read, with some serious Godfather undertones and a magic system I fully want to experience! I also LOVE how the magic was used to really explore the gender fluidity of the main characters. So freaking clever and beautiful!!! Mafia, magic, love??? Don’t miss this stunning read!!! Be sure to check out @teenreadsdotcom for my review and, if you didn’t catch it, I’m posting on my blog! Links in my bio!!! https://www.instagram.com/p/BtmU8_pnnjg/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1w0f5uqfgowuo

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If you picked up the #dorothymustdie #paperdolls, show me your dolls! Will surprise a couple the best #i#dollinstas with some swag! #Repost @teenreadsdotcom ・・・ Look at the fun cut-out paperdolls we took home from @thebookcon inspired by @daniellempaige's #DorothyMustDie series! We *may* have had a ton of fun playing with the yellow brick road, Emerald City, Amy Gumm, and Dorothy dolls at our desks 😬😅=😍📚 #TheBookCon

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This new young adult novel will find a place in every book lover’s heart. A story about friendship and love centered around a bookstore, what else do you need? Follow Rachel and Henry find their way back to each other in a bookstore full of secrets and crushes, grief and hope and letters hidden between the pages in WORDS IN DEEP BLUE by Cath Crowley.

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Don’t miss out on the chance to revisit the Books of Pellinor series, pick up a copy of THE BONE QUEEN: Pellinor: Cadvan’s Story by Alison Croggon. In this series prequel, readers will get a glimpse in Cadvan’s past before the start of the wildly popular and critically acclaimed Pellinor series.

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Teen Board Member Flor H. said that “...even though there were down points of the book, I look forward to Rollins’ next story and will hopefully be reading her previous works soon.” http://ow.ly/DvwL30dKOJs

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Rebecca D., our Teen Board Member, said THE ART OF FEELING by Laura Tims “...is absolutely incredible. The happy scenes made me elated, the sweet scenes were adorable and the sad scenes broke my heart.” Read Rebecca’s whole review now.

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Our reviewer Alison Stewart said that Carrie Anne Noble’s THE GOLD-SON “immerses you in all the tender, bumbling eagerness of young love....Noble develops the Leprechaun's cavern from the obligatory villainous lair to a world rich in Leprechaun ideology, intrigue, and...vivid touches of imagination...” Read Alison’s whole review now!

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Rachel D., a Teen Board Member, said that Kwame Alexander and Mary Rand Hess’ latest novel SOLO “possesses an innate ability to relate to teens no matter where they come from...Bold and unapologetically real, SOLO is one of 2017’s absolute must-reads.” Read Rachel’s review here.

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Our reviewer said that THIS IS NOT THE END by Chandler Baker, the author of the High School Horror series, in its 367 pages “packs in...raging heartache, gut-wrenching moral paradox and unexpected glimmers of redemption...THIS IS NOT THE END...examines a society at once imminent and unimaginable, unremarkable and monumental --- and guaranteed to pry open the mind of every. Single. Reader.” Read the whole review now!

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Rachel A., one of our Teen Board Members, said that, while Christina June’s IT STARTED WITH GOODBYE had its issues, they still found it “to be enjoyable and entertaining book that I had no regrets reading. I think contemporary lovers, young teens and tweens...should give it a try.” Read their whole review here!

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Juliette G., Teen Board Member, says OUR BROKEN PIECES by Sarah White “who is also a therapist, shows teens that it is alright to get professional help when life becomes overwhelming. OUR BROKEN PIECES offers young adult audiences a hopeful, heartwarming story of healing.” Read Juliette’s review here.

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If you are reading a book and find that you are not enjoying it, what do you do?

In our latest poll, we want to know what you’d do if you just can’t get into a book no matter how much you try (or, really, just wish it was better). Do you...:

1. Finish the book anyway in hopes that it will surprise you. 2. Ask for friends' opinions or read reviews to see if it gets better. 3. Skip ahead a few pages or chapters to see if it gets better. 4. Do not finish the book, but save it for another time when it might interest you more, OR 5. Do not finish the book or save it for another time.

Head over to the poll and tell us! Even if you don’t want to give your own answer, you can just the results now --- and the results from our past polls. 

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Rachel A., one of our Teen Board members, had this to say about Lydia Sharp’s debut novel WHENEVER I’M WITH YOU: “Debut author Lydia Sharp packs a lot of deep topics into WHENEVER I'M WITH YOU...[It] was solid read for me and I think fans of clean survival stories and contemporaries with depth should give it a try.” Read the rest of the review here.

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Our August Guy-Brary selection includes MILES MORALES: Spider-Man by Jason Reynolds, which follows Miles who is pretty much regular teenager dealing with school and family except for the fact that he is Spider-Man; BACKFIELD BOYS: A Football Mystery in Black and White by John Feinstein is a story of friendship, football, and the fight for racial equality; and MR. 60% by Clete Barrett Smith, follows Matt who is very close to flunking out of high school and is known for selling drugs, what no one knows is that he is taking care of his uncle who is dying of cancer. Check out the whole list here!