This site was developed to review graphic novels written with teens in mind. The site divides a broad range of genres into easy to identify categories such as fantasy, nonfiction, crime and suspense, realism, romance, horror, and science fiction. If you want to see what’s fresh off the presses, check out the New Sensation section. If you have a par …

The New York Public Library’s Young Adult librarians have created an amazing range of book and multimedia lists on special topics over the years.

Looking for a good book? Or maybe some help with that report on Macbeth? A collection of links to book lists and resources on literature and literary criticism designed just for teens by the librarians at the Mesa, Arizona Library.

Looking for a new series to read? You can search the numerous series listed on this site by author, book title, series title, or series subject.

If you need to find a book for school, or are just looking for something cool to read, you should look here. This site has nearly 1000 booklists, where you can search by certain themes, school subjects, Newberry Award winners, and much more. If you can???t find what you???re looking for on the list, there???s also a search box to look for the spe …

This booklist is sponsored by a public library and features really well-organized reviews of books for teens. Look at what’s new, or browse by categories like action/adventure, general fiction, graphic novels, historical fiction, horror, humor, classics, non-fiction, romance, sci fi and fantasy, thrillers, etc. Titles that celebrate multiculturalis …

This is a bibliography that lists young adult books with gay and lesbian characters.

Teenreads.com provides features and info about teens’ favorite books and series, including interviews with authors. The site provides alphabetical lists of authors and book reviews, as well as a monthly newsletter with essay contests, news, and links to interesting sites. Teenreads also has a search feature that lets you search for a book or auth …

This site sponsored by the American Library Association has a recommended reading list, a teen’s top ten and other resources related to teen reading.

Developed by a Young Adult librarian in New York City and features “out of the ordinary teen booklists… for those of you teens out there who need a good read, but are wondering if there’s life after Judy Blume and Gary Paulsen.” Aimed at teen guys and grrls, the site offers booklists as well as reviews.

“Tired of Superman? How about trying something new?” Read a graphic novel.

Wonderful magazine, very well designed, containing reviews of books, videos, and CD-ROMs. Reviews include pictures. It is possible to order some books online, since the magazine is partially sponsored by a number of different publishers. Good focus on Canadian authors.

Recommended reading for young adults from librarians in Pittsburgh. Includes lists on mental illness, slam poetry, war stories, African-American authors, and more.

Find out what other teens are reading! This page offers five categories of books that teens have read and reviewed.

Find book lists on African American Voices, Asian America, Guys (fiction and nonfiction about young men), Hispanic Heritage, LGBTQQ, Science Fiction, Romance, and more!