#Young Adult Literature

From family feuds to school-wide rivalries, fall in love with these star-crossed contemporary YA romances!

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Reading queer historical fiction, including Last Night at the Telegraph Club by Malinda Lo, is so vital because for so long queer history has been overlooked, brushed aside, or simply never spoken.

These witchy YA reads are everything from light and sweet to sinister magical murder, with settings ranging from Salem to California.

We can’t always head out on an epic road trip on a whim, but these romantic YA road trip stories, including Melt With You by Jennifer Dugan, are almost as good as the real thing.

It's hard to keep up with all the great queer YA books, but here are a few more heartwarming ones to read during Pride!

The wide world of summer camp in YA fiction, from Campfire Girls to The Baby-Sitters Club to camps for queer kids and more.

Good historical fiction books for teens, including A Sitting in St. James, are able to put readers in the shoes of the very real experiences of people throughout history.

A list of three novels by Marie Lu to begin with for new readers including Warcross, The Kingdom of Back, and Legend.

If you’re in the mood for a good cry, this list of YA tearjerkers will give you plenty of options for a wallow with a book and a blanket, including Lost in the Never Woods by Aiden Thomas.