Unusual Creatures by Michael Hearst

We Are America by Walter Dean Meyers and illustrated by Christopher Meyers

Beautifully illustrated and beautifully versed, created by Walter Dean Meyers and his son Christopher

visit the website for some insight in the making of this book https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDQXjG0hjLQ

My Lucky Day by Keiko Kasza

This is a fun read.  Welcome to any library!

Zom-B by Darren Shan

Lot's of racism and gore.  I'm not impressed with this book.  Not an enjoyable read at all.

Curveball The Year I Lost My Grip by Jordan Sonnenblick

Peter had it all until he blew out his arm pitching a game.  After surgery and physical therapy he learns he won't ever be able to play baseball again.  His grandfather, a professional photographer, takes him up to the mountains to snap photos of eagles.  Peter realizes there's something wrong with his grandfather.

I liked this book.  Teens need stories about family with parents or grandparents who are ill.  Told in a positive teen life.  I think this book would be good in any teen library.

When We Wake by Karen Healey

I thought this was an interesting book.  I now want to read book 2 to see what happens.  This has everything in it; government conspiracy, ecological disasters, teen friendships and some science fiction made real.  Enjoy!

America is Under Attack by Don Brown

This book would fit any unit teaching what happened in 9-11.  It's eye witness accounts, personal stories done well.  Good job to Don Brown!