What to read next:
You don't watch a movie or try a new restaurant without checking the online reviews - why should your reading list be any different? Luckily, these review sites are here to help.
- Booklists by the Young Adult Library Services Association. Browse from a variety of lists, like the
- Printz Award for best YA fiction
- the Nonfiction Award, and
- Great Graphic Novels for Teens.
- Interested in getting a list of handpicked digital titles from your friendly librarians? Fill out a Virtual Binge Box request form to get a personalized list of titles sent straight to your inbox!
- Not much of a reader? Maybe a book on the Quick Pick List for Young Adult Reluctant Readers will spark your interest.
- Abraham Lincoln Award for Illinois' High School readers' Choice Award: Ever wonder what Abraham Lincoln thought after reading 'Fault in Our Stars'? Ok, it's not that kind of list. This is a list for teens, chosen by high school students in Illinois. This book award covers adult and young adult fiction, non-fiction and graphic novels.
- Rebecca Caudill Young Reader's Book Award: Similar to the Lincoln Award, The Caudill Award is decided by students at the middle grade levels. You can find fiction and non-fiction titles on the Caudill list, selected for readers grades 4 through 8.