The Dangerous Days Of Daniel X by James Patterson

Okay this is the adventure of the lifetime and out of this planet.  All sorts of aliens it's a good guys read.
Enjoy.

A Quest of Heroes by Morgan Rice

Blend Camelot, Game of Thrones, Lord of the Rings and a dash of Star Wars and you have a medieval masterpiece.  There are 17 volumes to this book.  So far book 1 doesn't disappoint.  Fine for any library Enjoy!

90 Miles to havana by Enrique Flores-Galbis

This is perfect for any middle and high school library.  It's well crafted.  Not only does it give us insight into history but also handling bullies.  It's a good book.

Confessions the Murder of an Angel by James Patterson

It's a good ending.  I now need to read the previous three books.  This is the final book.  And honestly, the author provides enough information to follow the story with out even reading the first three books.
It's good.  It's fine for any high school library.  Enjoy.

Woods Runner by Gary Paulsen

It is a good solid book.  A captured time of history to help us understand the terrible times during the cusp of the revolutionary war.  Fine for any school library.

Love, Dishonor, Marry, Die, Cherish, Perish: A novel in verse by David Rakoff

This is for adults.  This is an excellent book but content would be for adults.  The short story verses are of different characters and we see a slice of their life.  Their problems and hopes.

If you listen to the book, you have the treat of hearing the author read his work.  He read it well.  It almost sounds like an adult content Dr. Seuss.  This would be good for college level libraries.

Protector of the small First Test by Tamora Pierce

This is a strong solid story and fine for any middle and high school libraries.  It's about being strong and kind.  It's about how girls can pick up a challenge and break stereotype casting.  She's a warrior in the making.  it's a good read and enjoy!  I look forward to the reading the rest of the series.  I highly recommend the book.

Chasing the Bear by Robert B. Parker

Excellent short story.  I haven't read the series but it's a stand alone coming of age.  I would put it in the library. It's a good read.  Enjoy.

The Conspiracy of Us by Maggie Hall

This is a larger then life story of 12 different groups via for ancient power in modern times.  It's a treasure hunt, it's genetics, it's history and it's romance as well as travel.  Conspiracies of super families with political powers looking for ancient treasures. It's pretty good.  Enjoy. A bit over the top but it's entertaining.

Death Marked by Leah Cypress

The story is getting better as we move along.  It's fine for high school.

Always Watching by Brandilyn collins & Amberly Collins

It's a murder mystery with a stalker involved.  It's a pretty good story.  I would follow through with reading the series.  fine for any high school library.  Enjoy.

I Am Princess X By Cherie Priest

This book is part graphic novel and part novel and all smart and clever.  I am buying this book for my high school library.  It's a mystery  of murder and kidnapping.  This book is well thought out.  I'm going to have to read more of Cherie Priest work.  Enjoy!!! highly recommend.

Going Wild by Lisa McMann

This is a great book for middle school.  Diverse kids learning to get a long, special powers and at the very end a very dangerous scientist.  It's a good story.  Enjoy.

Vanishing Girls by Lauren Oliver

The mystery of one missing little girl, and an accident told in flashbacks and two sisters who once were close and now rift apart are in pain.  Dara the youngest is making terrible choices, drugs, party and worse.  When Dara disappears on her birthday, Nick goes to terrible places to look for her.

Lauren Oliver can write.  Anything she writes for teens about teens, read.  I would say yes for library with mature audience.  It's a good but intense read.  One comment, the parents are portrayed as disconnected and not directly involved in their children's lives.  Arrgh.

Death Sworn by Leah Cypess

I think this is a pretty decent story.  It's fine for personal libraries and public libraries.

The Vanishing Season by Jodi Lynn Anderson

It's a good book but the ending packs a punch.  Would I buy it for the library?  No,  The ending isn't very satisfying a bit confusing.

Fallen: Fallen In Love by Lauren Kate

If you are following the Fallen series then you will enjoy these 4 short stories involving various characters of the Fallen series.  Perfect for public libraries and private libraries.  Enjoy.

The Start of Me and You by Emery Lord

I really liked this book and will get it for my high school.  It's coping with the loss of a young life,  it's about starting new, it's making new friends and facing truths.  It's a good book and fine for any teen library.

Brown Girl Dreaming by Jacqueline Woodson

This should be in every middle school and high school library.  I got to hear Jacqueline Woodson in Fresno a few years ago.  She is so worth listening to.  She is worth reading.  Reading this book gives us an appreciation of a different time.  It gives us a deeper understanding.  Enjoy!

Hideous Love by Stephanie Hemphill

Frankenstein,  A classic read in many high school classrooms and colleges.  Written by a teen.  Written by a woman.   Written by a girl who lived a life full of passion and woes.   I would say for mature audiences.  Things are implied but well written.  It is a very good book.  It's a good read.

Breaking Sky by Cori McCarthy

Think a junior teen Top Gun.  I wasn't that impressed with this book.  More details about flying and some description of not able to relate to other people.  I would pass on this one.

Insatiable By Meg Cabot

Meg Cabot can write for teens and for adults.  This one is for adults.  Not for high school libraries.  There's some sex in the story.  This story has wit, humor, romance, danger and great fight scenes.  It's a good read.

The Falconer by Elizabeth May

It's part Steampunk and part warrior woman as Aileana goes after with great revenge for the death of her mother by a fae out for blood.  It's an okay story.  Good for personal libraries or public libraries.

The Moves Make The Man by Bruce Brooks

This has so many layers to it.  It's about Jerome and his family.  It's about Bix and his family.  I have a feeling Bix might be in the Autistic spectrum. It's about racism. It's about mental health, and suicide.  It's about basketball and baseball.  It's about facing the truth.  It is a good read but a difficult read as well.

The Thickety: A Path Begins by J. A. White

It's an okay story.  It's alright but a dark story.

Geek Girl by Holly Smale

Harriet Manners is a charming British girl who is labeled as a geek since she knows so many facts.  She's bullied by a fellow classmate for years and her father and step-mother have some relationship issues they need to figure out.  This story is funny and touching.  It's good and fine for any teen library. I like that Holly Smale, the author, was a teen model.  It's a good read.

Vivian Apple at the end of the World by Katie Coyle

It's a different story.  What would happen if the panic hits a nation as people disappear because and turn extremely religious.  This might be the story to tell a cautionary story.  I would say perfect for public libraries.  I can see some problems in regular high schools.  It is a good read.

Ash & Bramable by Sarah Prineas

I like this story.  It takes the classic Cinderella and twists it all over.  It's a dark story.  Fine for any high school library.  Think a non-science fiction Cinder story.  Enjoy.

Replica by Lauren Oliver

This is one intense book and an epic page turner.  It's science fiction and mystery and terror mixed well together to create a great story that is perfect for any high school library.  Enjoy!  I look forward to book 2.  Will add to my shopping list for my library.

Dead Wake: The Last Crossing of the Lusitania by Erik Larson

Excellent well rounded and documented story of the Lusitania sinking.  Should be on any library shelf. Read and learn.

All American Girl by Meg Cabot

I love Meg Cabot,  she all ways have great reads.  This is a funny one but also a good one.  Perfect for any high school library.  Enjoy.

Storm Siren Series: Siren’s Song Mary Weber

It's a good story.  If you like Lord of the Rings and Game of Thrones,  Enjoy!

Bright Smoke, Cold Fire by Rosamund Hodge

It's a very stranger story.  Lots of layers and two stories woven to one.  I would say it's for advanced series readers.  It's a dark story.  I probably won't buy it for a high school library but it's fine for public libraries.

Grisha Trilogy: Ruin and Rising By Leigh Bardugo

It's a great story.  This is the end of this series.  It does not disappoint at all.  Danger and peril are the constant companions of Alina and her crew.  Things go from bad to worse.  It's an intense tale and worth the read.  Enjoy.

The Secret Language of Sisters by Luanne Rice

This is a powerful story about the story of two teen sisters, friends, moms and doctors.  Working through a paralyzing disability, Ruth  and Tilly work on equally paralyzing emotions.  It's a good book and fine for any library.  Enjoy.

Chronicles of Nick: Invision By Sherrilyn Kenyon

I like this series.  It's funny and adventurous, danger on every page.  A good guy's read.  Enjoy!

Sunshine Girl Series: The Awakening of Sunshine Girl BY Paige McKenzie

It's a good series.  Think Ghost Whisper and you have a pretty good idea about the story just add a bit of family disfunction.  I am hooked and will have to read the third one when it comes out.

Chronicles of Nick: instinct By Sherrilyn Kenyon

This is a great series that has it all: friendship, drama, humor, danger, enemies and a quest.  High school teen Nick is half human and half demon.  He may just be the key to fix everything that could go wrong.  It's a good read.

Chronicles of Nick Illusion By Sherrilyn Kenyon

I really like this series.  It's funny, it's full of crazy characters and as well as danger.  It's fine for a regular high school library.   I have a feeling I'll have this one on my shelf.  Enjoy.  If you like Vladimer Tod,  I think this is even better and I like the Vladimer Tod series.  Enjoy.

A lux Novel: Obsidian by Jennifer L. Armentrout

Save time and money on this one.  It's Twilight but swapped out with aliens.

Where the Mountain Meets the Moon by Grace Lin

Oh this is a very enjoyable book to have.  This is perfect for any school library at any grade.  There are lessons to be learned in parables that are disguised as enchanting stories.  Enjoy!

I Will Always Write Back by Caitlin Alifirenka and Martin Ganda with Liz Welch

This true story is incredible.  An excellent story about appreciating what you have and creating a timeless friendship.  What started with a pen pal exchange turned in to a life touching and changing story between two different people.  This is a story that should be in all libraries.  Enjoy.

Shadowshaper by Daniel Jose Older

I do like this story.  It' brings in legends and magic in a hispanic Caribbean culture.  I appreciate that art, music and stories can create magic.  Culture and respect to elder's knowledge are woven into the story set in a contemporary time frame.  It's an easy story for reluctant readers to give it a read.  Enjoy.

The Custard Protocol Imprudence by Gail Carriger

I am a fan of Gail Carriger.  I love her steampunk stories.  Having said this, I would say this book is better for personal libraries over high school libraries.  There is a scene in which Pru learns about sex.  Meanwhile, between vampires, werewolves and werecats, there is plenty of adventure and fashion and tea and parasols.  Its steampunk at it's finest.

Challenger Deep by Neal Shusterman

This is an amazing story!!!!!! It's conception came from Neal Shusterman's son who had a history of mental illness.  The story is vivid and filled with metaphors and meaning.  The relationships that stem from Caden's story is touching.  This book is a must for any high school library.  It is a must read.

How I live Now by Meg Rosoff

This is a brilliant story and will be soon purchases for my high school library.  It is excellent.  Also an award winning story.  It's a coming of age story that deals with some of the hardships of war on your own turf, finding food, harsh death and post traumatic stress.  It's an excellent read.

Chronicles of Nick: Inferno BY Sherrilyn Kenyon

I do like this series.  Fine for any high school library.  Enjoy!

Chronicles of Nick Infamous by Sherrilyn Kenyon

I really like this series.  Nick is working hard to keep the human side of him as he learns about the demon side of him.  He has some unusual friends to help him and some unusual creatures after him to try and get him to embrace his dark side.  If you like the Vladimar Tod series you'll like this one.  Fine for high school libraries.

A little Something Different by Sandy Hall

It's two college kids who are having trouble meeting and talking but they are always looking at each other when the other isn't looking.  Would I buy it for a high school library? no.  But I'm glad the public library has it.  There is some drinking.

Magisterium: The Bronze Key by Holly Black & Cassandra Clare

It's a dark story of who you can trust and what powers can lead to.  It's a good page turner and part of a good series.  Fine for any school library.  Enjoy.