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Motivating pre-teens and tweens to read can be difficult. Adolescents can be coaxed into reading independently, and find that they enjoy it. The key is to find a hook

Fostering and supporting reading habits are duties teachers and parents share. Magazines that cater to teens are a great way for parents to boost reading at home.

The key to getting kids to read classic literature outside of school is to pick exciting novels that grip their imagination.

The most popular vampires since Dracula star in this popular teen book series of epic proportions.

With all the Olympic action going on, young adults may find the numerous books about their favorite sports to be appropriate reads.

Carolyn Mackler knows how to write teen angst. In this tightly packed novel she introduces us to Virginia Shreves whose big butt becomes a big issue in her life.

Summer means vacations, and vacations usually means road trips in one form or another. Several hours in a car with other family members can seem like forever to a teen.

Move over, hot-of-the-press teen fiction, and make room for these modern literary classics which appeal to "young" adults of all ages, especially the teenaged "YA" crowd.

It can be challenging to get teens and tweens interested in reading, but there are books and authors that almost anyone will enjoy.

Has your teen already devoured Stephenie Meyer's entire Twilight collection? Here's a look at four other book series that are extremely popular for teenage girls

Teens can get free books in exchange for insightful as-only-a-teen-can-tell-it book reviews or from no-strings-attached giveaways.

Planet-Connect harnesses the fun and immediacy of Web 2.0 in a site by teens and for teens to help them develop their green sensibility.

For fans of YA fantasy who can't get enough, these Young Adult fantasy series are great for summer reading or year-round breaks from reality.

A young girl in Japan must carry on after her mother's suicide.

VolunteerMatch is an online resource that provides inspiration, information, and ideas for volunteer opportunities to kids who want to help but don't know where to start.

With the popularity of the Gossip Girl, It Girl and the Clique series, young adult books are becoming more widely read by adults, for their racy content and unique style.

Is your book a middle-grade or young adult novel? What themes are appropriate? Can you use cuss words? Here are some tips to write for this age group.

In her new book, teen activist Dallas Jessup helps other kids realize that they have the power to bring about amazing changes in the world, and shows them how to do it.

Choosing books wisely for a child is important because by making the right choices parents can spark their child's life-long interest in books.

The shooter had already received $265,000 in interventions and treatment. Could more have been done?

This article contains a list of highly-readable books that will be meaningful and will stimulate discussion at your Young Adult book club.

Young Adult author Michael Harmon shares his thoughts with Mechele R. Dillard, Feature Writer for Suite101.com Teen Fiction.