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Book reviews for ages 14, editors' picks

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  • Review
    Dark Triumph: His Fair Assassin, Book 2

    Beautiful, violent story of medieval love and tragedy.
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    By Robin LaFevers
    (Book, 2013)
  • Review
    Vintage Veronica

    An overweight teen struggles to fit in with the popular girls, but learns to value herself for who she is.
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    By Erica S. Perl
    (Book, 2010)
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    Fire

    A fantasy heroine perseveres during grueling action (as well as some violence and sex-tinged scenes).
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    By Kristin Cashore
    (Book, 2009)
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    The Treasure Map of Boys

    Through foibles, failings, and falling in love, teens are sure to relate to neurotic-but-lovable Ruby.
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    By E. Lockhart
    (Book, 2009)
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    All We Know of Heaven

    If your teen likes realism, this ripped-from-the-headlines case of mistaken identity will be impossible to put down.
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    By Jacquelyn Mitchard
    (Book, 2008)
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    The Adoration of Jenna Fox

    Creepy and compelling, this sci-fi story of a girl who survives a coma poses some interesting ethical dilemmas.
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    By Mary E. Pearson
    (Book, 2008)
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    Prom Dates from Hell

    Buffy the Vampire Slayer meets Ghostbusters in this hilarious trip through the darker side of high school.
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    By Rosemary Clement-Moore
    (Book, 2008)
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    Peeps

    If Twilight’s run its course, teen vampire fans can gnaw on this humorous, though grisly, tale.
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    By Scott Westerfeld
    (Book, 2006)