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The complete Open Letters Monthly Archive.
In a dystopian future, a plucky young woman from a poor village suddenly finds herself at the heart of the corrupt power system and the focal point of a rebellion in "The Hunger Ga-" um, in Victoria Aveyard's "The Red Queen."
Read MoreCassandra Clare's phenomenally popular novel about a young woman who learns she's a born demon-hunter comes at last to the big screen
Read MoreTwo teenage misfits - neither vampires nor aliens - form an unlikely alliance that blossoms, naturally, into something more
Read MoreThe second volume in Suzanne Collins' phenomenally popular series is at long last available in paperback
Read MoreIs Rick Yancey's latest teen-targeted sci-fi thriller mere filler for fans waiting on the next "Hunger Games" volume, or is there some meat on its bones?
Read MoreA fast-paced teen fiction re-imagining of Peter Pan and Wendy and the Lost Boys and Neverland, with a few side-helpings of goth, "Buffy," and a certain boy wizard
Read MoreA daring teen hero must risk everything to save his brother.
Read Morea gay teen in rural Maine deals with God, lust, and dogs in Robin Reardon's latest novel
Read MoreJulie Kagawa's evocative, addictive teen series concludes the way all her fans hoped it would: with Ash's story.
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