By: Justine Larbalestier
When Reason's mother goes insane, she is forced to live with her grandmother Esmerelda, who may be the source of her mother's insanity.
By: Nancy Werlin
Lucy was raised by foster parents after her own mother became mentally ill, foster parents who may know more about her past than they've shared. Lucy must solve a puzzle, found in the song Scarborough Fair, to break a curse and save her own sanity.
By: Linda Medley
A variety of fairy tales are retold and new fantasy stories created in this graphic novel. Don't be fooled by the subject matter of this beautifully illustrated book, it has a sophisticated storytelling style that is more suitable to older readers.
By: Madeleine L'Engle
How the Murray children search through time to find and save their missing scientist father continues to enthrall readers even 50 years after its publication. The author was awarded the Newbery Medal for what has become a classic time travel fantasy.
By: Cornelia Funke
Firedrake is a leader on a quest to save the rest of the dragon population, with some help from a boy and a mischievous brownie. The book is long, but a definite page turner, and a great introduction to fantasy for young readers.
By: John Green
Nerdy Colin Singleton has been dumped by Katherine. Not just any Katherine though. This is the nineteenth Katherine he's dated and been dumped by.
By: John Green
Where is Margo Roth Spiegelman? After Margo takes Quentin Jacobsen on a wild all-night adventure, he thought Margo was back in his life. Instead she disappears completely leaving Quentin to decipher the clues she's left behind and his feelings for her.
By: John Green
John Green won the Printz Award for this debut novel that follows the life of Miles "Pudge" Halter during his first year at an elite Alabama boarding school.
By: Paul Stewart and Chris Riddell
Barnaby Grimes is a "tick-tock lad," a messenger whose specialty is very fast deliveries, which he achieves by taking the most direct route over the rooftops otherwise known as "highstacking." In Barnaby's first adventure, his deliveries for the strange D
By: Paul Stewart and Chris Riddell
Fergus Crane, the first title in the Far Flung Adventures series, is the tale of nine-year-old Fergus Crane, an ordinary boy who happens to attend an unusual school aboard a ship.

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