October is Teen Read Week all month long! Every review we receive in October is eligible for a raffle drawing! Contact sroche@quarryvillelibrary.org for a link to our Google form to submit your review. Or submit a written review if you like!
Allegiant by Veronica Roth. Genre: Science Fiction/Dystopian. Avg. Quarryville review 5.0, Avg. Goodreads review 3.6. “Third book of a series. Great for those looking for adventure with a little bit of mystery” – Morgan R.
I Survived the Attacks of September 11, 2001 by Lauren Tarshis. Genre: Historical Fiction. Avg. Quarryville review 5.0, Avg. Goodreads review 4.3. ” There’s a boy named Lukas whose dad and uncle are firefighters in the Twin Towers when it falls”. Doyle F.
Strange the Dreamer by Laini Taylor. Genre: Fantasy. Avg. Quarryville review 4.8, Avg. Goodreads review 4.4. “Read this on audio and couldn’t get far into it. Then picked up the book, gave it some time and pushed through it a bit and after a few chapters I was blown away! Thank goodness there was a sequel! Of course I’m partial to any story whose main protagonist is a librarian!” – Ms. Sharon
The Testing by Joelle Charbonneau. Genre: Science Fiction/Dystopian. Avg. Quarryville review 4.0, Average Goodreads review 4.0, “great for fans of Hunger Games and Divergent series, starts a little slow but gets thrilling”- Emma Z
Lord of the Flies by William Golding. Genres: Classics, Fiction. Average Quarryville review 4.0, Average Goodreads review 3.7. “I just started; it’s good so far!” – Renee E.
Estranged by Ethan M. Aldridge. Average Quarryville review 1.0, Average Goodreads review 4.0. Genres: Graphic Novel, Fantasy, Adventure. “A boy was switched with a monster child. They meet and take on a quest to save their kingdom”.
The Prince and the Dressmaker by Jen Yang. Average Quarryville review 5.0 Average Goodreads review 4.4
Genres: Graphic Novel, Diverse, Historical Fiction. “The Prince and The Dressmaker is a great story if you like plot twists. I recommend it to anyone who likes a fun story with understandable characters.” – Liz M
