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A Full Text PDF of Books for the Teen Age 2006 is here.
Purchase printed copies of Books for the Teen Age 2006 here.
Books for the Teen Age is free for teens: just ask for a copy at your local branch library.
About the Cover Design
Each year The New York Public Library sponsors a citywide competition to design the cover of Books for the Teen Age. The cover art for Books for the Teen Age 2007 was created by Darryl Davis, an art student at SoBRO, South Bronx Overall Economic Development Corporation. He is a 10th grader at Samuel Gompers Career and Technical Education High School, Bronx.
A Selection of New Titles
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13 Little Blue Envelopes
By Maureen Johnson
Harper Collins ()
Mysterious letters from Ginny’s dead aunt jets her across the Atlantic on a scavenger hunt of self-discovery.
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Black and White
By Paul Volponi
Viking ()
Eddie and Marcus are best friends on the court, until Eddie pulls the trigger and Marcus takes the rap.
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Boy Proof
By Cecil Castellucci
Candlewick ()
Driven, determined, obsessive Victoria discovers that life as a recluse is more than tough: it’s painful.
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Car Trouble
By Jeanne Du Prau
Greenwillow ()
Duff has 6 days to drive from Virginia to California in a jalopy and nothing goes smoothly.
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Day of Tears
By Julius Lester
Jump at the Sun ()
Pierce Butler’s mounting gambling debts pushed him to auction those enslaved on his Georgia plantation in 1859.
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THE Diary of Pelly D
By L.J. Adlington
Greenwillow ()
Reading Pelly’s diary changes what Tony thought he knew about the war his side won.
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Electric Universe
By David Bodanis
Crown ()
The stories of the people who discovered the force that holds the universe together.
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Eyes with Winged Thoughts
By Gordon Parks
Atria ()
A master artist with words and images explores emotions and issues.
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Garbage Land
By Elizabeth Royte
Little, Brown and Company ()
Setting out from a Brooklyn apartment to find the places where all of our trash ends up.
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THE Highest Tide
By Jim Lynch
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While looking into the waters near his home, Miles discovers unique specimens that lead to his transformation from undersized outsider to teen prophet in the eyes of some of his neighbors.
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If We Kiss
By Rachel Vail
HarperCollins ()
When Charlie’s dreams of a first kiss are fulfilled.
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Inexcusable
By Chris Lynch
Gennie Seo Books/Atheneum ()
The way Keir sees it, he’s a good guy, not a rapist.
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John Lennon: All I Want is the Truth
By Elizabeth Partridge
Viking ()
An icon emerges as a human being, complete with wondrous creativity and flaws.
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Knitgrrl
By Shannon Okey
Watson-Guptill ()
Learn knitting basics and then create a cool scarf, hat or even legwarmers.
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Lulu Dark Can See Through Walls
By Bennett Madison
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Amateur sleuth, Lulu Dark vows to track down the thief who stole her precious designer knock-off purse and make them pay.
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Pretties
By Scott Westerfeld
Simon Pulse ()
Tally realizes that there is far more to being pretty than she ever expected.
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Really Nice Prom Mess, A
By Brian Sloan
Simon & Schuster ()
Closeted Cameron’s prom plans with his boyfriend go down in flames in less than twelve hours.
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Twilight
By Stephanie Meyer
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Predator fall for prey, human falls for vampire.
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We B* Girlz
By Martha Cooper, Nika Kramer and Rokafella
Candlewick ()
Photos and words document an international portrait of hip hop B-girls who are athletic and powerful freestyle dancers.
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THE Witch’s Boy
By Michael Gruber
HarperTempest ()
Imagine if your name was Lump and your mother was a witch.
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