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Books recommended for younger teenagers. Some of these books may contain material that some may deem unsuitable for younger readers.

Note: Write Away does not advocate age banding of books. These categories are intended to help parents, teachers and librarians locate books but we also advise extending your search to include books that have been included in older and younger age categories. We also recognise that many books defy easy classification and so the same book will frequently appear in more than one age category.



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Shrink Shrink New! Featured

Starting Year 11 is bad enough, what with all the exams and end of year party. But Eloise has to deal with the now. The appointment. Eloise, who has an eating disorder, begins a journey through therapy in an attempt to come to terms with the unspoken family secrets.

Review:  Mental illness is the Cinderella of health issues. Because it is within the mind, and because we are embarra ...

Carbon Diaries 2015 Carbon Diaries 2015 New! Featured

It is January 1st 2015 and in a bid to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the UK government has introduced carbon rationing. All households will have a meagre monthly CO2 allowance to spend on travel, heat and food. Of course this means that everybody will have to ‘think before they use’. Not so simple when once readily available resources become restricted. Laura Brown’s diary ...

Inside Inside New! Featured

‘Inside’ provides the reader with an intimate insight into the darkness of Young Offenders Institutions. Lee may well have committed the crime but doing the time in Parkhall is no holiday camp, despite what people had told him. He struggles to keep on side with both inmates and staff but knows that the best way to survive inside is to keep his head down, despite other people’s ...

Drowned Drowned New! Featured

Set in rural Ireland thirty years ago, Tony Barber finds the body of his best friend Jimmy in the river. Tony is convinced that, despite the coroner’s verdict Jimmy did not drown. With help from his friend Cora, who he meets at Jimmy’s funeral, he determines to solve the mystery but he is not prepared for the shocking secrets that are uncovered through his search for the truth.

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Into the Trees Into the Trees New! Featured

Kid Cato has come to Belize, on the Caribbean coast. He’s left behind his life in London to look for his dad. What he finds instead is a group of gap year volunteers – just the boring, do-good types he’s always hated, but he’s stuck with them. Stuck with the jungle too. But, by the time it’s done with him, he’ll never be the same. And neither will Kid’ ...

Numbers Numbers

‘Since the day her mother died, Jem has known about the numbers. When she looks in someone’s eyes she can see the date they will die. Life is hard until she meets a boy called Spider. Suddenly her world seems brighter. But on a trip to London, Jem foresees a chain of events that will shatter their lives forever…’

Fifteen year old Jem is the sort of teenager you&r ...

Energy Revolution Energy Revolution

An informative book about climate change and global warming.

Review: This title is published in association with Peace Child International (PCI), a youth charity with affiliates in 120 countries. PCI’s mission is to empower young people to address climate change and other pressing global challenges. It is written and researched by young people from around the world and ...

Need Need

"Following the death of her beloved stepfather, Zara is forced to leave Charleston and her mother to live with her grandmother in Maine. The move is bad enough but when Zara realises she has been followed...by a strange man, things get even worse."

Given the popularity of Stephanie Meyers' Twilight series, supernatural-boy-meets-ordinary-girl love stories ...

Pretty Bad Things Pretty Bad Things

Pretty Bad Things is the debut novel from CJ Skuse. And it's pretty good.

The action centres round Paisley and Beau – the 'wonder twins' – who boast just about the most dysfunctional upbringing imaginable: A mother who was an alcoholic until her death, a father in prison for robbery and a grandmother who loves them solely for their earning potential as p ...

Drawing with Light Drawing with Light

Emily doesn't remember her biological mother but when her older sister goes off to university and the family move into a tiny caravan because her Dad and stepmother are renovating an old house, she starts to wonder just what her real mother is like. Should she find her and will that help Emily to work out who she really is?

At first glance 'Drawing with Light' appea ...


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