Young Readers

Books across every Young Readers genre

Anne of the Island — L. M. Montgomery
La dame aux camélias — Alexandre Dumas fils
The Dragon's Promise — Elizabeth Lim
Cress — Marissa Meyer
The Goblin Emperor — Katherine Addison
Fire and Hemlock — Diana Wynne Jones
The Golem’s Eye — Jonathan Stroud
The Dragon and the Sun Lotus — Amélie Wen Zhao
Lumberjanes: The Mystery of History — Brooke A. Allen / ND Stevenson / Shannon Watters
An Oral Fixation — Piper Vaughn
The Last Olympian — Rick Riordan
Alice in Wonderland - Classics — Lewis Carroll
The Shadow of What Was Lost — James Islington
Lumberjanes: Cut Loose, Part 3 — Shannon Watters / Kat Leyh / Carey Pietsch
Spear — Nicola Griffith
Si te dicen que caí — Juan Marsé
Godslayers (Gearbreakers #2) — Zoe Hana Mikuta
Vengeful — V. E. Schwab
Mate — Ali Hazelwood
A Duel with the Vampire Lord — Elise Kova
Brave New World — Aldous Huxley
The Fate of Ten — Pittacus Lore
Bastard Out of Carolina — Dorothy Allison
Pokémon Adventures: Gold & Silver, Vol. 10 — Hidenori Kusaka

Young Adult — First everything, at full volume. Fiction written for teenage readers and read widely beyond them — immediate, high-stakes, and rarely condescending.
Children's Fiction — Built for readers who are still arriving. Chapter books and middle-grade novels — plain-spoken, unhurried with feeling, and far more serious than adults remember.
Children's Picture Book — Stories built for young eyes encountering the world for the first time. Picture books where illustration does as much work as text — teaching, delighting, unsettling gently. Often the first books we love, and sometimes the ones we never stop thinking about.

First everything, at full volume.