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These 182 Teen Recommended Books Are Listed by Title Results from Otsego County Library's Teen Hunger Games Contest These 182 Teen Recommended Books are listed by Title Results from Otsego County Library's Teen Hunger Games Contest Number Book Title Author Series at OCL Published 1 13 little blue envelopes Johnson, Maureen No Yes 2005 2 13 little blue envelopes Johnson, Maureen Yes Yes 2005 3 A Boy at War Mazer, Harry No Yes 2001 4 A great and Terrible Beauty Bray, Libba Yes Yes 2004 5 After Prose, Francine No Yes 2003 6 Airhead Cabot, Meg Yes Yes 2008 7 Airhead Cabot, Meg Yes Yes 2008 8 Airman Colfer, Eoin No yes 2008 9 Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Carroll, Lewis yes Yes 1975 10 Along for the Ride Dessen, Sarah No Yes 2009 11 Among the Hidden Haddix, Margaret Peterson Yes Yes 1998 12 Among the Imposters Haddix, Margaret Peterson Yes Yes 2001 13 Anthem Rand, Ayn No No 1938 14 Artemis Fowl: The Eternity Code Colfer, Eoin Yes Yes 2001 15 Ashfall Mullins, Mike Yes Yes 2011 16 Backtracked Alcantra, Pedro No No 2009 17 Becoming Naomi Leon Ryan, Pam Munoz No No 2010 18 Before I Fall Oliver, Lauren No Yes 2010 19 Before I Fall Oliver, Lauren No Yes 2010 20 Before I Fall Oliver, Lauren No Yes 2010 21 Before I Fall Oliver, Lauren No Yes 2010 22 Between Warman, Jessica No Yes 2011 23 Beware Princess Elizabeth Meyer, Carolyn No Yes 2001 24 Beyond the Reflections Edge Davis, Brian Yes Yes 2008 25 Bloodlines Mead, Richelle Yes No 2011 26 Brisinger Paolini, Christopher Yes Yes 2008 27 Burned Hopkins, Ellen No Yes 2007 28 Butterflies in May Hart, Karen No No 2006 29 Catching Fire Collins, Suzanne Yes Yes 2009 30 Cirque du Freak Shan, Darren Yes Yes 2002 31 Cracker the best dog in Vietnam Kadohata, Cynthia No Yes 2007 pg 1 Titles in Red represent our Top Ten May 2012 These 182 Teen Recommended Books are listed by Title Results from Otsego County Library's Teen Hunger Games Contest Number Book Title Author Series at OCL Published 32 Crocodile in the sandbank Peters, Elizabeth No Yes 1975 33 Cross my Heart, Hope to Spy Carter, Ally Yes Yes 2007 34 Dark Vision Smith, L.J. No no 2009 35 Dear John Sparks, Nicholas No Yes 2006 36 Delirium Oliver, Lauren Yes Yes 2011 37 Delirium Oliver, Lauren Yes Yes 2011 38 Doomed Queen Anne Meyer, Carolyn No Yes 2002 39 Dreamcatcher King, Stephen No Yes 2001 40 Eldest Paolini, Christopher Yes Yes 2005 41 Entwined Dixon, Heather No No 2012 42 Eragon Paolini, Christopher Yes Yes 2003 43 Eragon Paolini, Christopher Yes Yes 2003 44 Esperenza Rising Ryan, Pam Munoz No no 2002 45 Ethan Frome Wharton, Edith No Yes 1990 46 Fablehaven: Keys to the Demon Prison Mull, Brandon Yes Yes 2010 47 Fallen Kate, Lauren Yes Yes 2009 48 Firefly Lane Hannah, Kristen No Yes 2008 49 Found: The Missing Haddix, Margaret Peterson Yes Yes 2009 50 Ghost in the Machine Carman, Patrick Yes Yes 2009 51 Glass Hopkins, Ellen Yes Yes 2007 52 Great Expectations Dickens, Charles No Yes 1953 53 Green Angel Hoffman, Alice No No 2010 54 Harry Potter Rowling, J.K. Yes Yes 1998 55 Harry Potter Rowling, J.K. Yes Yes 1998 56 Harry Potter Rowling, J.K. Yes Yes 1998 57 Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Rowling, J.K. Yes Yes 2003 58 Harry Potter and the Scorcerer's Stone Rowling, J.K. Yes Yes 1998 59 How to be Popular Cabot, Meg No Yes 2006 60 How to Survive Middle School Gephart, Donna No Yes 2010 61 Hush Hush Fitzpatrick, Becca Yes Yes 2009 62 Hush, Hush Fitzpatrick, Becca Yes Yes 2009 pg 2 Titles in Red represent our Top Ten May 2012 These 182 Teen Recommended Books are listed by Title Results from Otsego County Library's Teen Hunger Games Contest Number Book Title Author Series at OCL Published 63 I am Number Four Pittacus, Lore Yes No 2010 64 I'd tell you that I love you, but then I'd have to kill you Carter, Ally Yes Yes 2006 65 Identical Hopkins, Ellen No Yes 2008 66 In a heartbeat Ellsworth, loretta No Yes 2010 67 In the Path of Falling Objects Smith, Andrew No No 2010 68 Incarceron Fisher, Catherine Yes Yes 2010 69 Incarceron Fisher, Catherine Yes Yes 2010 70 Infinite Days Maizel, Rebecca yes No 2010 71 Ingenue (the flappers) Larkin, Jillian Yes Yes 2011 72 Inheritance Paolini, Christopher Yes Yes 2011 73 Inkheart Funke, Cornelia No Yes 2003 74 Jane Lindner, April No No 2011 75 Jurassic Park Crichton, Michael Yes Yes 1991 76 Kamikaze Kaito Jeanne Tenemora, Arina no no 2005 77 Looking for Alaska Green, John No Yes 2005 78 Looking for Alaska Green, John No Yes 2005 79 Low Red Moon Devlin, Ivy Yes No 2011 80 Marked Cast, PC Yes Yes 2007 81 Mary Bloody Mary Meyer, Carolyn no Yes 1999 82 Maximum Ride Patterson, James Yes Yes 2007 83 Maximum Ride Patterson, James Yes Yes 2007 84 Maximum Ride Patterson, James Yes Yes 2007 85 Maze Runner Dashner, James yes Yes 2009 86 Miss Peregrines Home for Peculiar Children Riggs, Ransom No Yes 2011 87 Mockingjay Collins, Suzanne Yes Yes 2010 88 Mockingjay Collins, Suzanne Yes Yes 2010 89 Molly Moon's Incredible Book of Hypnotism Byng, Georgia Yes No 2003 90 New Moon Meyer, Stephenie Yes Yes 2006 91 Night World Smith, L.J. Yes No 2009 92 Night World Smith, L.J. Yes No 2009 93 Nightshade Cremer, Andrea Yes No 2010 pg 3 Titles in Red represent our Top Ten May 2012 These 182 Teen Recommended Books are listed by Title Results from Otsego County Library's Teen Hunger Games Contest Number Book Title Author Series at OCL Published 94 Ninth Grade Slays Brewer, Heather Yes No 2009 95 Pack Up the Moon McPartlin, Anna No No 2008 96 Paint the Wind Ryan, Pam Munoz No Yes 2007 97 Pandemonium Oliver, Lauren Yes Yes 2012 98 Patience Princess Catherine Meyer, Carolyn No yes 2004 99 Pretties Westerfeld Yes Yes 2005 100 Pretty little liars Shepard, Sara Yes Yes 2006 101 Pride and Prejudice and Zombies Grahame-Smith, Austen Yes Yes 2010 102 Princess Callie and the totally Amazing talking tiara Piper, daisy Yes No 2011 103 Prom & Prejudice Eulberg, Elizabeth No Yes 2011 104 Ptolemy's Gate stroud, jonathan Yes Yes 2006 105 Reasons to be happy Kittle, Katrina No No 2011 106 Romance of the Snob Squad Peters, Julie No No 2010 107 Room: a novel Donoghue, Emma No Yes 2010 108 Shatter Me Mafi, Tahereh No No 2011 109 Shiver Stiefvater, Maggie Yes Yes 2009 110 Shiver Stiefvater, Maggie Yes Yes 2009 111 Skeleton Creek Carman, Patrick Yes Yes 2009 112 Skeleton Creek Carman, Patrick Yes Yes 2009 113 Son of Neptune Riordan, Rick Yes Yes 2011 114 Soul Screamers Vincent, Rachel Yes No 2011 115 Specials Westerfeld Yes Yes 2006 116 Spores Woodhead, Ian No No 2011 117 Teen Idol Cabot, Meg No Yes 2004 118 Ten Rules For Living with my Sister Martin, Ann No No 2011 119 The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod Brewer, Heather Yes No 2008 120 The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod Brewer, Heather Yes No 2008 121 The City of Ember DuPrau, Jeanne Yes Yes 2003 122 The City of Ember DuPrau, Jeanne Yes Yes 2003 123 The City of Ember DuPrau, Jeanne Yes Yes 2003 124 The Dark Divine Des Pan, Bree No No 2010 pg 4 Titles in Red represent our Top Ten May 2012 These 182 Teen Recommended Books are listed by Title Results from Otsego County Library's Teen Hunger Games Contest Number Book Title Author Series at OCL Published 125 The Death Cure Dashner, James Yes Yes 2011 126 The Diamond of Darkhold DuPrau, Jeanne Yes Yes 2008 127 The extraordinary adventures of Alfred Kropp Yancey, Rick No Yes 2005 128 The Fault in Our Stars Green, John No Yes 2012 129 The girl with the dragon tatoo Larsson, Stieg Yes Yes 2008 130 The Help Stockett, Kathryn No Yes 2009 131 The help Stockett, Kathryn No Yes 2009 132 The Help Stockett, Kathryn No Yes 2009 133 The Hunger Games Collins, Suzanne Yes Yes 2008 134 The Hunger Games Collins, Suzanne Yes Yes 2008 135 The Invention of Hugo Cabret Selznick, Brian No Yes 2007 136 The Iron Thorn Kittredge, Caitlin No Yes 2011 137 The Jungle Upton, Sinclair No Yes 1906 138 The Knife of Never Letting Go Ness, Patrick Yes No 2010 139 The Last Olympian Riordan, Rick Yes Yes 2009 140 The Last Summer Brashares, Ann No Yes 2007 141 The Lightning Thief Riordan, Rick Yes Yes 2005 142 The Lightning Thief Riordan, Rick Yes Yes 2005 143 The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Tolkien, J.R. Yes Yes 2004 144 The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers Tolkien, J.R.R. Yes Yes 1986 145 The Lost Boy: A foster Child's Search for Love of a Family Pelzer, Dave No Yes 1997 146 The Lost Hero Riordan, Rick Yes Yes 1997 147 The Lost Hero Riordan, Rick Yes Yes 1997 148 The Odyssey Homer Yes Yes 1996 149 The Old Man and the Sea Hemingway No Yes 1953 150 The Other Boleyn Girl Gregory, Phillipa No Yes 2002 151 The People of Sparks DuPrau, Jeanne Yes Yes 2004 152 The Pregnancy Project Rodriguez, Gaby No Yes 2012 153 The Princess Diaries Cabot, Meg Yes No 2000 154 The Prophet of Yorwood DuPrau, Jeanne Yes Yes 2006 155 The Secret Circle Smith, L.J.
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