Some of the new arrivals for teens (and other fans of YA novels):Awkward by Marni Bates
Mackenzie isn't the most graceful girl in school, but when someone catches her latest awkward moment on video, she becomes the latest YouTube sensation. Suddenly she's popular, and that's when things get really interesting...
The End of the Line by Angela Cerrito
Robbie is locked in a room with a pencil and paper, and nothing else - no food, no bed, nothing - until he writes down the words that will explain who he is and how he came to be incarcerated.
Hidden by Helen Frost
The lives of two girls become linked when one girl's father steals the car that the other girl is hiding in. Fans of Ellen Hopkins' books will enjoy this story that uses poetry to bring together the two girls' stories.
You Have Seven Messages by Stewart Lewis
Luna thought she had gotten over her mother's death, but when she finds her mother's cell phone - and the seven unplayed messages on it - she becomes caught up in the mystery surrounding how her mother actually died.
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