The Gates Public Library is continually receiving new books for teens. The following list is just a sampling of some of the new titles. Updates will be made to this page as new material is processed. If there is a book, graphic novel or series that you think we should have for teens, please drop me an e-mail at hjung@libraryweb.org. I will do my best to accommodate all suggestions. Happy reading! – Heidi Jung, Teen Services Librarian

(P.S. we also have a wide selection of teen titles on CD, cassette and on Playaway format)

TEEN READS FOR THE MONTH Look for these new Teen titles in May

Non-Fiction: Bare Bones Bible Handbook Animals Welcome by Peg Kehret DIY Nail Art by Catherine Rodgers Faces from the Past by James Deem Great Pyrenees by Joan Walker The Impossible Cure by Martin Sandler In the Beginning: Creation Stories from Around the World by Virginia Hamilton Irresistible Smoothies and Shakes by Susannah Blake Loyal Forces: the American Animals of World War II by Toni Kiser Skull in the Rock by Marc Aronson Sugar Gliders by David Boruchowitz Their Skeletons Speak by Sally Walker Zombigami by Duy Nguyen For Teens by Jim George Graphic Novels: Bart Simpson Big Shot (shelved under SIM) Doctor Who II (volumes 1 and 2) (shelved under DOC) Godzilla: Gangsters and Goliaths (shelved under GOD) Who Is AC? By Hope Larson Fiction: Cats of Tanglewood Forest by Charles deLint Clockwork Princess by Cassandra Clare Dark Triumph by Robin LaFevers Deep Betrayal by Anne G. Brown Feral Nights by Cynthia Smith Fragments by Dan Wells Game (sequel to I hunt killers) by Barry Lyga In the Shadow of Blackbirds by Cat Winters Inferno by Sherilyn Kenyon Janie Face to Face by Caroline Cooney Light by Michael Grant My Brother’s Book by Maurice Sendak Panic by Sharon Draper Paper Valentine by Brenna Yovanoff Perfect Scoundrels by Ally Carter Prisoner B-3087 by Alan Gratz Prodigy by Marie Lu Requiem by Lauren Oliver Rise by Andrea Cremer Rising by Kelly Armstrong Sever by Lauren DeStefano Twisted Fairy Tales by Maura McHugh Unnatural Creatures selected by Neil Gaiman Who Done it? by Jon Scieszka The Wilful Eye (Tales from the Tower) by Isobelle Carmody Zom-B City by Darren Shan

Additions to the College Preparation Collection: SAT Subject Test books in the following areas:

Biology Chemistry US History Literature Mathematics Level 1 Mathematics Level 2 Physics Spanish World History

AD/HD and the College Student by Patricia Quinn Admission Possible by Marjorie Shaevitz Colleges that Change Lives by Loren Pope Getting the Best Out Of College by Peter Feaver What the Best College Students Do by Ken Bain

Teen Newsletters from the Monroe County Library System (MCLS)
The MCLS has two newsletters for teens, MCLS Rave Reviews Newsletter and MCLS Teen Scene Newsletter. Rave Reviews has reviews from MCLS Teen Librarians about the newest books from some of the best authors writing teen fiction and nonfiction today. In Teen Scene, read blurbs about recently published books and scan through recommendations from the MCLS Teen Librarians to find your next favorite book. You can also signup to have the latest Rave Reviews and Teen Scene sent directly to your email.