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No empire-line dresses, no three-headed
aliens, no smug vampires, no goblins, and no talking
rabbits. Real characters making tough decisions about
life right now.
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The absolutely true diary of a
part-time Indian
by Sherman Alexie (2008)
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Go ask Alice
by Anonymous (1971)
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Junk
by Melvin Burgess (1996)
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Lion
by Saroo Brierley (2013)
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The chocolate war
by Robert Cormier (1974)
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Moonrise
by Sarah Crossan (2017)
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The happiest refugee
by Anh Do (2010)
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Revolution
by Jennifer Donnelly (2010)
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The fault in our stars
by John Green (2012)
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Deadly, unna?
by Phillip Gwynne (1998)
First book in the Deadly,
unna? series |
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The curious incident of the dog in
the night-time
by Mark Haddon (2003)
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Butter
by Erin Lange (2012)
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One of us is lying
by Karen M. McManus (2017)
First book in the Bayview
High series |
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Monster
by Walter Dean Myers (1999)
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A monster calls
by Patrick Ness (2011)
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A child called It
by Dave Pelzer (1995)
First book in the A child
called It series |
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Eleanor and Park
by Rainbow Rowell (2012)
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Aristotle and Dante discover the
secrets of the universe
by Benjamin Alire Saenz (2012)
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The catcher in the rye
by J.D. Salinger (1951)
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Simon vs the homo sapiens agenda
by Becky Albertalli (2015)
First book in the Simon series
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Thirteen reasons why
by Jay Asher (2007)
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The perks of being a wallflower
by Stephen Chbosky (1999)
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Winter town
by Stephen Emond (2011)
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Big Mouth and Ugly Girl
by Joyce Carol Oates (2002)
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Lottery
by Patricia Wood (2007)
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