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Smash

age 13+

Broadway musical drama with big stars, some sexy stuff.

Network: NBC

(2012)

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Somebody, Please Tell Me Who I Am

age 13+

Intimate, intense tale of soldier healing from brain injury.

By Harry Mazer, Peter Lerangis

(2012)

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A Raisin in the Sun

age 13+

Explosive play shows hopes, struggles of urban black family.

By Lorraine Hansberry

(2004)

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Musical Chairs

age 13+

Injured dancer learns new moves in inspiring, trite tale.

On DVD/Streaming

(Release Year: 2012)

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Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood

age 13+

Powerful anime explores mature themes with some gore.

Network: Adult Swim

(2010)

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Insurgent: Divergent, Book 2

age 13+

Excellent dystopian sequel is terrifically twisty, intense.

By Veronica Roth

(2012)

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Monument 14

age 13+

Suspenseful survival story will grip teen readers.

By Emmy Laybourne

(2012)

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What's Left of Me: The Hybrid Chronicles, Book 1

age 13+

Intriguing tale of two-souled girl bogs down in repetition.

By Kat Zhang

(2012)

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Kiss & Make Up

age 13+

Story of girl's psychic kissing power puts focus on looks.

By Katie D. Anderson

(2012)

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Valkyrie Rising

age 13+

Norwegian mythology adds interest to muddled fantasy.

By Ingrid Paulson

(2012)

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1600 Penn

age 13+

White House comedy with a few mature-ish storylines.

Network: NBC

(2012)

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Cinders & Sapphires: At Somerton, Book 1

age 13+

First in fun series is like a Downton Abbey for teens.

By Leila Rasheed

(2013)

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The Archived

age 13+

Imaginative fantasy mystery for teens tackles grief, death.

By Victoria Schwab

(2013)

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Mind Games, Book 1

age 13+

Psychological thriller is like X-Men meets La Femme Nikita.

By Kiersten White

(2013)

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The 5th Wave, Book 1

age 13+

Super intense apocalyptic alien-invasion nail-biter.

By Rick Yancey

(2013)

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Family Tools

age 13+

Dysfunctional family biz sitcom has sexual humor.

Network: ABC

(2013)

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The Elite: The Selection, Book 2

age 13+

The Selection sequel is more romantic, still superficial.

By Kiera Cass

(2013)

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Invisibility

age 13+

Mix of brutality and tenderness makes fantasy seem real.

By Andrea Cremer, David Levithan

(2013)

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The Moon and More

age 13+

Savvy coming-of-age tale is great for mature teens.

By Sarah Dessen

(2013)

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A Darkness Strange and Lovely: Something Strange and Deadly, Book 2

age 13+

Thrilling sequel puts zombies in Victorian-era Paris.

By Susan Dennard

(2013)

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