16080 books have been labeled as appropriate for “Young Adults”.
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HeroseedHeroseed
by B.G. Miller
Notes for Parents: This book contains blood, alcohol use, sensuality, profanity, and alot of violence. So, only read if you dare!
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Sphere
by Michael Crichton
Notes for Parents: Plentiful expletives and a scene with a naked woman. Read it first before letting your kids try it out. Violence and disturbing images throughout. Complex themes.
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Perfect Chemistry Trilogy: Book 2Rules of Attraction
by Simone Elkeles
Notes for Parents: This book contains some graphic sexual scenes and a lot of cussing. Should be fine for anyone above the age of 14.
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Perfect Chemistry Trilogy: Book 1Perfect Chemistry
by Simone Elkeles
Notes for Parents: Has alot of sexual inuendos.
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The Hunger Games: Book 1The Hunger Games
by Suzanne Collins
Notes for Parents: Young Adults age 13 and up. It does contain disturbing themes and some violence. There is a little romance in it that may not be suitable for some children. Highly recommended for reluctant readers. Very thought provoking. Also not recommended until the reader has learned not to glorify violence.
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X-23 #1
by Marjorie Liu
Notes for Parents: Recommended for mature audiences. There is some self-mutiliation.
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Studies in the ShoahBittersweet legacy : creative responses to the Holocaust : art, poetry, stories
by Cynthia Moskowitz Brody
Notes for Parents: This book has been recommended for use in Jr High and High School classrooms for the teaching of the Holocaust and is appropriate for adult or young adult reading. The material is handled with sensitivity and chapters intensify as the reader progresses.
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Midnight Veil
by Rebecca Nolan
Notes for Parents: PARENTS: Though this book is about losing your identity and reclaiming it, I would strongly recommend this book for people seventeen years of age and over due to the content.
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