Anonymous wrote:Has anyone's teen read Kite Runner? It's a great read but does have some disturbing violence in it.

This is pretty standard on HS English class reading lists.

The Three Body Problem series

Think beyond YA too.

My 14yo devoured Jurassic Park and now wants to read all of Michael Crichton.

Has anyone's teen read Kite Runner? It's a great read but does have some disturbing violence in it.

What if by Randall Munroe

Anonymous wrote:Make your Bed.

Ha! This was required reading for my DS' HS wrestling team.

Anonymous wrote:The teenage boys in our neighborhood all passed around Ready Player One a few summers ago. Like Dan Brown, not great literature, but a fun intro to sci-fi. Hells that the protagonist is a teenage boy.

Sorry, **helps**!

Has he read Fahrenheit 451?

The teenage boys in our neighborhood all passed around Ready Player One a few summers ago. Like Dan Brown, not great literature, but a fun intro to sci-fi. Hells that the protagonist is a teenage boy.

Make your Bed.

Anonymous wrote:Go talk to a librarian. These suggestions are all lame.

We’ve never found librarian suggestions to be helpful.

Manga?

Go talk to a librarian. These suggestions are all lame.

Artemis Fowl

Ranger's apprentice - if he likes knights and stuff like that

the mysteries of cove - mystery steampunk

Lord of the Rings - could read books then watch the movies

Heard Ready player one is good

My kids like Agatha Christie—the popular ones—death on the Nile, orient express, murder in Mesopotamia