For teens

The cross-cultural teen book "Borderline" by Allan Stratton is told from the point of view of a Muslim-American teen boy. This young adult novel makes teens think about difficult ethical questions while still delivering a page-turning plot.

A sinister teen novel, the book “Variant” by Robison Wells is about a school which seems to be run entirely by teens. Where are the adults and what is going on? Here is a balanced review of the book.

Being responsible isn’t always a ton of fun, and mornings are definitely less exciting than when we were little kids! Now for the good news: there is a lot that even the busiest person can do to get their morning off to a better start. Here are my top before-leaving-for-work-or-school tips.

What would you do if faced with the choice of telling an adult about something serious or keeping quiet for a friend? Or standing up to enemies from the past if it was at the cost of your popularity? This exciting teen novel by Rosalind Wiseman deals with difficult moral situations that teen girls aged 13 to 16 will enjoy.