High School
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“One Killer Problem” by Justine Pucella Winans
“One Killer Problem” is a fun murder-mystery addition to your high school classroom library. Keep it on hand…
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“Almost American Girl” by Robin Ha
Whether you recommend it to your 8th grader because it is a graphic novel, an immigration memoir, or…
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“Imogen, Obviously” by Becky Albertalli
A meaningful choice for independent reading and Book Clubs, “Imogen, Obviously” will delight your high schoolers. There are…
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“Promise Boys” by Nick Brooks
“Promise Boys” by Nick Brooks is a clever young adult murder mystery that is a great independent reading…
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“Enemies in the Orchard” by Dana VanderLugt
If you teach a novel in verse Book Club unit, be sure to add “Enemies in the Orchard”…
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“The King is Dead” by Benjamin Dean
High school teachers, this review of “The King is Dead” by Benjamin Dean will convince you why this…
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“Huda F Are You?” by Huda Fahmy
“Huda F Are You?” by Huda Fahmy cheekily shines a light on figuring out our identity during our…
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“Rook” by William Ritter
“Rook” by William Ritter is a justice-oriented book set in a fantastically creative supernatural world. It’s an excellent…
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“Hula” by Jasmin ‘Iolani Hakes
“Hula” is a culture and family centered novel that will challenge many readers’ knowledge of Hawaii’s history. As…
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“Rez Ball” by Byron Graves
This sports and identity centric novel is a great independent reading option. Add “Rez Ball” to your classroom…