Reader to Reader

Have you read a really good book recently?

Want to recommend it to other teens?

Submit your book recommendation using the short form below. Your recommendation might show up on our teen page, in a book display at one of our libraries, on our IG and FB pages, or anywhere else a good recommendation is needed. We ask for teens to write the recommendations but everyone is welcome to check out the books.

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Reader to Reader Recommendation Form

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Scroll down for our latest R2R submissions

Israel’s Pick
Keeper of the Lost Cities

Keeper of the Lost Cities by Shannon Messenger

After a strange incident when she was five. Sophie foster is wondering if she belongs. when a mysterious boy comes and whisked her away to the lost cities of the elves. while she has trouble fitting in, mysterious people come and try to kidnap and extract information she never knew was in her head. I enjoyed reading this series. I hope you like it

Natalie’s Pick
Daughter of the Pirate King

Daughter of the Pirate King by Tricia Levenseller

Alosa is the daughter of the legendary Pirate King, a man who rules over the seas with an iron fist. When she is sent on a mission to steal part of a map that will lead to a hidden treasure trove, she allows herself to be captured in order to an enemy ship. Now there’s only one person in her way, the clever and suspicious first mate of the enemy crew, who surely should be no match for the daughter of a pirate king. Right? This book radiates cunning pirate heroine energy with a little bit of a romance, and is a very fun read!

Israel’s Pick
The Unwanteds by Lisa McMann

I love how in this book creativity wins the day. Alex Stowe is sentenced to death because of his weakness. On his way to his death he finds help from unexpected people, he also finds betrayal and the hard truth from those he once loved. Join Alex as he struggles at the new school that takes him in like his home never would.

Jenny Mae’s Pick
The Goldfish Boy by Lisa Thompson

The book was absolutely beautiful I love how the author captured Mathews mental state

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