Best Young Adult

Description
Fiction, Nonfiction, any genre.
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Profil de KimarieBee
1
La voleuse de livres
de Markus Zusak
44,812 membres
2,125 critiques
½ 4.4
Rang global 13
15 Members
SqueakyChu, _Zoe_, jain, foggidawn, KimarieBee, guyalice, sturlington, pwaites, keeneam, whiteknight50, meliarose, ahef1963, kesser, Peace2, Laceya24
2
Le Secret de Jasper Jones
de Craig Silvey
1,416 membres
82 critiques
4
Rang global 360
Member
KimarieBee,Curran2
3
Apocalypse, tome 1
de John Marsden
3,337 membres
123 critiques
4
Rang global 197
Member
KimarieBee
4
Harry Potter à l'école des sorciers
de J. K. Rowling
133,656 membres
2,051 critiques
½ 4.3
Rang global 3
33 Members
generalkala, Herenya, KimarieBee, enrique_molinero, PitcherBooks, aeleone, merrystar, SylviaC, sturlington, ncgraham, susiesharp, justablondemoment, meliarose, LisaMaria_C, Dilara86, eclecticdodo, rretzler, JqnOC, trisarahdactyl, fitzgage, ahef1963, Bduke, kara.shamy, Peace2, auroraejade, el_len, Quimbynge, mattias_books, michaela_vy, bcbc6000, Laceya24, AlejandroSalas, 25mmiller,_Zoe_ , ,aspirit ,ManWithAnAgenda
Explications
PitcherBooks: JF, YA, All Ages. Multiple award winner. The 1998 book that started it all, first & best of the 7-book series. Harry Potter learns he's to be a student wizard at Hogwarts and so escape his awful Muggle relatives. Despite the dire predicaments his new status brings him, he is buoyed up with new friends and a wizard mentor. If you read one, you'll end up reading them all ... Barney: There's nothing new under the sun.
aspirit: Not YA
5
Tithe
de Holly Black
5,752 membres
203 critiques
½ 3.7
Rang global 88
4 Members
KimarieBee, aulsmith, pwaites, SCrumrine,PitcherBooks
7
Le messager
de Markus Zusak
6,594 membres
335 critiques
4
Rang global 47
7 Members
SqueakyChu, foggidawn, KimarieBee, aeleone, Jman8910, ahef1963, Curran2,ManWithAnAgenda
8
On the Jellicoe Road
de Melina Marchetta
2,146 membres
220 critiques
4.2
Rang global 106
3 Members
Herenya, KimarieBee, kara.shamy
9
Ne tirez pas sur l'oiseau moqueur
de Harper Lee
78,433 membres
1,433 critiques
½ 4.4
Rang global 2
31 Members
Quaisior, generalkala, SqueakyChu, Herenya, longway, Moomin_Mama, KimarieBee, enrique_molinero, guyalice, kiwiflowa, lipi, CapitalHackels, PitcherBooks, merrystar, sturlington, pwaites, ncgraham, meliarose, LisaMaria_C, Dilara86, rretzler, Jarandel, ahef1963, kara.shamy, anelfloresmendieta, Savoym, auroraejade, maureenreads, mattias_books, mugenurargun, ManWithAnAgenda
Explications
PitcherBooks: YA, All Ages. Award-Winner. 1. It's a well-written, interesting and altogether compelling piece of historical fiction. 2. You can't live in America without reading it at least once. 3. If you love the movie (who didn't?), the book is even better. 1960 Pulitzer Prize winner. "Deals with the issues of racism that were observed by the author as a child in her hometown of Monroeville, Alabama. Despite being Lee's only published book, it led to Lee being awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom of the United States for her contribution to literature in 2007. Lee has also been the recipient of numerous honorary degrees..." per Wikipedia. Simply the most outstanding & compelling read ever!
sturlington: Should be read by everyone, regardless of age.
10
Wonder
de R. J. Palacio
14,091 membres
1,245 critiques
½ 4.5
Rang global 134
2 Members
KimarieBee, eclecticdodo
12
Bilbo le Hobbit
de J. R. R. Tolkien
94,302 membres
1,189 critiques
½ 4.3
Rang global 4
22 Members
Quaisior, longway, KimarieBee, SunnySD, lipi, aeleone, merrystar, SylviaC, sturlington, ncgraham, justablondemoment, meliarose, eclecticdodo, rretzler, Jarandel, ahef1963, kara.shamy, Peace2, el_len, mattias_books, michaela_vy, ManWithAnAgenda,aspirit
Explications
aspirit: Not YA
13
Le Bizarre Incident du chien pendant la nuit
de Mark Haddon
44,302 membres
1,328 critiques
3.9
Rang global 63
6 Members
SqueakyChu, KimarieBee, sturlington, ahef1963, ManWithAnAgenda, emiliacavero,PitcherBooks
15
L'appel de la forêt
de Jack London
20,145 membres
321 critiques
3.8
Rang global 121
3 Members
KimarieBee, ahef1963, ManWithAnAgenda
16
Wicked Lovely
de Melissa Marr
5,856 membres
305 critiques
3.8
Rang global 154
3 Members
KimarieBee, justablondemoment, LisaMaria_C,PitcherBooks
Explications
PitcherBooks : Excellent writer but ... Irresponsible trivializing of brutality, violence, stalkers, rape, and sex. A bubble-gum after-school special gone wrong. I have no problem with sex and sexuality presented in a responsible and realistic way for this easily pleased and impressionable age set. But I do have a serious problem with a book obviously written for tweens that implies that oral sex is not really sex. And that stalking by a handsome and much older stranger may end up well. Or that if a girl doesn't pass inspection, well, she'll end up being just a pass-around sex toy. Really!?
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Cloudwish
de Fiona Wood
88 membres
5 critiques
4
Rang global 268
Member
KimarieBee
18
Steelheart
de Brandon Sanderson
4,047 membres
196 critiques
4
Rang global 48
6 Members
KimarieBee, pwaites, Emily_Hartman, DorothySKT, Readatron, Curran2
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Hush, Hush
de Becca Fitzpatrick
7,321 membres
497 critiques
½ 3.7
Rang global 384
Member
meliarose,KimarieBee ,pwaites
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Les yeux dans les arbres
de Barbara Kingsolver
26,264 membres
501 critiques
4.2
Rang global 396
Member
PitcherBooks,jain ,KimarieBee ,sturlington ,ManWithAnAgenda
Explications
jain : Adult fiction.
PitcherBooks: YA, All Ages. Multiple Award Winner. 1959, Historical Fiction, Domestic Fiction. A missionary moves his family from Georgia, USA to the small rural village of Kilanga, Belgian Congo, close to the Kwilu River. An altogether interesting book about a well-meaning but pretty clueless fundamentalist missionary in the 1950s Congo with his wife and four daughters who adapt much better than he to the realities of this new world. As the girls grow, age, & mature, they are able to interact with local people on a more human and realistic level than any of the white adults. A keeper to read more than once. ... Dystopias are a popular theme in YA lit today. This fits right in - just a bit more realism in highly readable literature.
sturlington : Adult novel