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The Scorpio Races

age 13+

Bloodthirsty horses star in thrilling coming-of-age tale.

By Maggie Stiefvater

(2011)

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A Song of Fire and Ice (A Game of Thrones) Series

age 17+

Dark, violent epic upends the usual fantasy clichés.

By George R.R. Martin

(1996)

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The Raven Boys:The Raven Cycle, Book 1

age 13+

Imaginative, twisty tale explores magic, friendship, money.

By Maggie Stiefvater

(2012)

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Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children, Book 1

age 13+

Eerie gothic fantasy a satisfying creep fest for teens.

By Ransom Riggs

(2011)

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Reached

age 13+

Satisfying, solid resolution of twisting dystopian romance.

By Ally Condie

(2012)

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Hollow City: Miss Peregrine's Peculiar Children, Book 2

age 13+

Gripping, creepy sequel time-travels to 1940s London.

By Ransom Riggs

(2014)

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Caraval, Book 1

age 13+

Sisters escape abusive father to play dangerous magic game.

By Stephanie Garber

(2017)

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Eclipse: The Twilight Saga, Book 3

age 13+

Love is a bit obsessive in suspenseful 3rd vampire book.

By Stephenie Meyer

(2007)

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Wicked Lovely

age 13+

Modern fairy tale fascinates; some iffy content.

By Melissa Marr

(2007)

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Beautiful Creatures: Book 1

age 13+

Dreamy, lyrical supernatural Southern romance.

By Kami Garcia, Margaret Stohl

(2010)

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Shadow and Bone: The Grisha Trilogy, Book 1

age 13+

Thrilling, exotic fantasy romance gets pretty violent.

By Leigh Bardugo

(2012)

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King's Cage: Red Queen, Book 3

age 13+

Author returns to form with nail-biting third installment.

By Victoria Aveyard

(2017)

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The Amber Spyglass: His Dark Materials, Book 3

age 13+

Intense fantasy series finale with controversial theme.

By Philip Pullman

(2000)

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New Moon: The Twilight Saga, Book 2

age 13+

Second book in vampire series drips with action and romance.

By Stephenie Meyer

(2006)

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Vampire Academy

age 13+

Sexy, mean-girl vampire story has strong language, bullying.

By Richelle Mead

(2007)

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Carve the Mark

age 13+

Twist-filled fantasy romance is occasionally dark, violent.

By Veronica Roth

(2017)

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War Storm: Red Queen, Book 4

age 13+

Occasional thrills but mostly uneven fantasy finale.

By Victoria Aveyard

(2018)

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Stardust

age 13+

Book has more sex, less violence than the movie.

By Neil Gaiman

(1999)

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A Great and Terrible Beauty

age 13+

Engaging start to bestselling Gemma Doyle trilogy.

By Libba Bray

(2003)

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Twilight: The Twilight Saga, Book 1

age 13+

Obsessive vampire romance is absorbing and fun.

By Stephenie Meyer

(2005)

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