Fiction for 13-14 year olds. The best, interesting and modern books for teenagers. Are parents always right?

The book has always been and remains the main source of knowledge for a person, and even more so for a teenager. And if your child prefers to spend time on social networks, then now is the time to offer him a different type of leisure, no less interesting, and also

Every year, a huge number of books for teenagers aged 12-14 years are published from the pens of modern authors. Some of them become bestsellers, and everyone knows about them, but this does not mean that all the others are unworthy of attention. Let's find out which of them can occupy children in their free time.

List of books for teenage children 12-14 years old

It is impossible to know in advance which books for teenagers 12-14 years old will be the best for a particular child. After all, everyone’s tastes are different, so at first parents will have to act at their own discretion, and only when the child experiences the joy of the reading process itself will it be possible to understand what he really likes:

"Miracle". Shock book by Palacio R.J. but at the same time, it is not about bitterness from one’s own inferiority, but about kindness, courage, and true friendship. The boy, who was taught at home by his mother from the first grade, must go to a real school. And everything would be fine if this were an ordinary child, but Augustus has a rare genetic anomaly - his mouth, nose, eyes on his face are located completely differently from other people.
“Your Three Names” by Dina Sabitova It’s better to read with adults, because it reveals the difficult ups and downs of life – the loss of parents, life in an orphanage, the hope of finding a new family. A girl with an unusual triple name will make you think about serious things, grow up morally and look at the world from a different perspective.
"Peak" by Smith Rolond. Books for teenagers 12-14 years old about adventures include this one. The story is about a boy whose parents are climbers, but the teenager is attracted to completely different heights - he conquers a skyscraper, which immediately leads to problems with the police. You can learn about the events that occurred as a result of such a rash act from the book.
“Noskoedy”, author Pavel Shrut. A funny story about certain creatures that can be found in any home. As soon as we leave or go to bed, they become active with their intrigues, love, hatred and friendship.
“The past and thoughts of Dita the dog.” Author Lyudmila Raskina was able to convey the feelings of the dog, and on its behalf write an amazing story of one family. Ryzhusha, her Ma and Pa are the most important dogs in her life. This story is a memoir of warm relationships, devotion to owners and a happy dog’s life.

Fantasy books for children 12-14 years old

All categories of readers, and even more so for teenagers, are interested in science fiction adapted for ages 12-14. These fascinating works help to abstract from the sometimes cruel reality and better develop the child’s imagination.

Books for boys and girls aged 12-14 are suitable for reading by both, and the list of works is simply endless - from historical works to modern surrealism:

If a teenager loves books, then they can be the best holiday. But buying a book for a child who doesn’t read is a risky business, especially when it costs a lot. Therefore, the work should be chosen together.

Ecology of knowledge. Children: I am in 6th grade. We have 30 people in our class, 25 of whom do not read. And in many ways this is the fault of adults. From personal experience, I know that parents give their children (my age) “The Three Musketeers,” books about Indians, Jules Verne, and many other books that they remember from childhood. And they are indignant that children are not interested in this.

I'm in the 6th grade. We have 30 people in our class, 25 of whom do not read. And in many ways this is the fault of adults. From personal experience, I know that parents give their children (my age) “The Three Musketeers,” books about Indians, Jules Verne, and many other books that they remember from childhood.And they are indignant that children are not interested in this.

But these books are unlikely to interest teenagers. Sorry, but they are boring. They can be quite easily put off until tomorrow or for a week, and it doesn’t really matter what happens next. And some are simply given a certain number of pages per day, and the child quickly tries to get rid of them in order to sit down at the computer or watch the TV.

Parents are also sure that modern books are all superficial, disposable and it’s almost a shame to read them. Actually they are wrong. In recent years, many books have appeared that are much more fascinating and at the same time just as valuable from a literary point of view as those that parents remember from their childhood. And such books are published that have been known and loved in the world for many years, but they have only appeared here now.

I will not become clever and recommend modern books that have received awards from critics and librarians. I want to recommend books that I vouch for. Which pull you in and don’t let go until the last page. I specifically did not include science fiction in my list, because a person will come to this genre on his own, but starting with science fiction, he can become fixated on it, and nothing else will be interesting to him.

So, a list of books that have a better chance of becoming interesting to a person aged 10-12 than those recommended by a parent or (unfortunately) the district librarian.

Anders Jakobsson, Søren Ohlsson "Bert's Diary"
The book funny tells about eleven-year-old Bert, who describes his problems and experiences in his diary.

Stephen and Lucy Hawking "George and the Secrets of the Universe" (and sequels)

A book about a boy George and his friends who, with the help of a supercomputer, learn the secrets of space; it is written in a simple and easy way about complex topics)

Timo Parvela "Ella in First Grade" (and sequel)
Ella and her friends find themselves in funny situations on every page, and it’s impossible not to laugh while reading it.

Klaus Hagerup "Marcus and Diana" (and sequels)
Marcus is a shy teenager who constantly falls in love and finds himself in difficult, awkward situations.

Marie-Aude Murail “Oh, boy!”
A more serious book about the relationships of completely different people, whom fate brought together to save each other in a difficult period of life for them.

Katherine Paterson "The Magnificent Gilly Hopkins"
A story about a difficult girl who is outwardly a fighter, a liar, a thief, but inside she is vulnerable, kind, dreaming of a Home in which she will be truly loved.

Terence Blacker "I bet it's a boy"
The main character is forced to move to a new school under the guise of a girl, where he constantly finds himself in difficult and at the same time funny situations.

Jacqueline Wilson - all books (easy reading for girls)
Her books are life-affirming, modern, telling about teenage girls, their problems and solutions.

Karen Harutyunyants “I plus everything”
A book about the life of eleven-year-old Gosha, full of bright events.

Andrey Zhvalevsky, Evgenia Pasternak “Time is always good”
Olya - a girl from the future ends up in the past, Vitya - a boy from the past, ends up in her time, at first everything seems terrible and incomprehensible to them, but they will cope with everything and understand that time is always good.

Valery Voskoboynikov “Everything will be alright”
A bright, funny book about the boy Volodya and his friends, about the joys, problems and adventures that happen to them and around them.

Stanislav Vostokov “Trees make the wind”
A very funny book about six-year-old children who think about the meaning of life, about adding poetry according to the method of Chinese poet-monks, and about why lumps are added to semolina porridge...

Zhvalevsky, Mytko “No harm will come to you here”
A very funny book, every page makes you happy. It is not recommended to read on the subway (outbursts of hysterical laughter are possible).

Albert Likhanov - that's all, if anyone hasn't read it
His books are about eternal themes - good and evil, courage and cowardice, hopes, dreams, actions that bring pain to someone, happiness to someone, about the difficult choice of one’s life path)

Christina Nestlinger "Fly, Maybug"
Spring 1945, a German family in Vienna, a family that hates war, Hitler, trying to survive when the Nazis fled and the Russians came...

Haitani Kenjiro "The Look of the Rabbit"
A very emotional book about a young teacher who is trying to find all the good in every student in her difficult class, to teach children and adults kindness, friendship and tolerance.

David Amond "Skellig"
Skellig is a charismatic, tired angel. Michael is a teenager who moves with his parents and newborn sister to a new house. Mina is his new, unusual friend. Their stories intertwine and they save each other.

Pennak "Like a novel"
It contains the whole truth about why teenagers don’t read.

P.S. I know that I should advise reading classic, time-tested books, but these tips will not help anyone. To enjoy Dubrovsky, you must love to read, and in order to love reading, you must start with fascinating books that you won’t be able to tear yourself away from the computer or TV. Then, when a person gets into reading, he will become interested in deeper literature. And it is very difficult to interest 10-12 year olds, so I chose those books that can help with this. published

Let the grandmothers on the benches continue to mutter that young people have gone bad, you and I know that books have never been in their fashion. And the advent of smartphones and the Internet did not reduce their popularity, but made them more accessible. Science fiction, romantic stories, crazy adventures or prose about characters that seem to be copied from readers - these genres continue to be popular among teenagers.

TOP 10 interesting books - a list of the best books for teenagers

Traditionally, such lists include works by classics. Their importance is undeniable. But adolescence is still a time of rebellion against society. This means that not all books in the school curriculum make it onto the list of favorites. According to the guys themselves, the TOP 10 includes:

"Harry Potter", JK Rowling.
The Lord of the Rings, John R. R. Tolkien.
"The Hobbit, or There and Back Again" by J. R. R. Tolkien.
The Chronicles of Narnia, Clive S. Lewis.
"The Catcher in the Rye" by Jerome D. Salinger.
Dandelion Wine by Ray Bradbury.
"The Hunger Games" by Suzanne Collins.
"Twilight", Stephenie Meyers.
"Percy Jackson", Rick Riordan.
"If I Stay" by Gayle Foreman.

The best interesting books to read for a teenager 12-13 years old

Interest in independent reading usually appears at the age of 12-13. The development of a “relationship” with literature depends on the right book.

“The Secret of the Third Planet”, Kir Bulychev.

The book about incredible adventures in space by Alisa Selezneva became for many the beginning of a great love for the fantasy genre. What secret does the Talker bird keep? Who is Veselchak U? And who will save the heroes from the trap?

"Roni, the Robber's Daughter" by Astrid Lindgren.

Brave Roni is the pride of her father, chieftain of the robbers Mattis. The gang lives in half of the castle, split by lightning. Their sworn enemies, Borka’s gang, settled in the other half. And no one could imagine what Roni’s acquaintance with the cocky son of the chieftain Birk would lead to...

Howl's Moving Castle, Diana W. Jones.

The fantasy novel became the basis for an anime that broke box office records. The tale of Sophie, who lives in a magical world with witches, mermaids and talking dogs, immerses teenagers in a world of adventure. It has a place for mysteries, magic and many other fascinating things.

"Monster High" by Lizzie Harrison.

The Carver family moves to an American town in the outback with their unusual daughter Melody. What does she have to do with the monster invasion?

“Chasodei”, Natalya Shcherba.

Time is not subject to the will of man, but not watchmakers who have a special gift. The series of books begins with the fact that the key holders, together with the main character Vasilisa, end up in an ordinary children's camp. The task is very serious - to prevent a collision of two worlds. Will they succeed?

Interesting books to read for a 14 year old teenager

At the age of 14, children's fairy tales already seem too simple and naive, but the interest in adventure remains the same. Many books have been written for this age, from which we have selected the five best.

“Thirteenth edition”, Olga Lucas.

There is an unusual office in St. Petersburg where people unselfishly fulfill wishes. Who are they, how do they do it, and why can you pay with your soul for your cherished desire? Look for answers in the book.

"Polyanna" by Elinor Porter.

This book has already attracted several generations with its kindness and simple truths. A story about an orphan girl who looks for only the good in everything can become real psychotherapy in difficult times and teach you to appreciate what you have.

“Drafts”, Tatyana Levanova.

Masha Nekrasova - Draft, that is, a traveler between worlds. While helping others cope with their problems, the girl gets into trouble herself. She is mistaken for the “thoughtful” one who has connected to the Labyrinth of Illusions. To survive and escape, Masha will have to do the incredible - find the mythical Lord of Illusions.

"Mefodiy Buslaev", Dmitry Yemets.

Mef is a twelve-year-old boy who is destined to become the lord of darkness. However, the appearance of the guardian of light Daphne changes his plans for the future. There is a long road ahead of trials, during which he will choose his side. Despite such a serious plot, the book is replete with ironic dialogues.

"The Neverending Story" or "The Neverending Book", Michael Ende.

The reader's journey through the land of Fantasy will become an amazing epic that will captivate you. Despite all the fabulousness, there is a place for betrayal, drama and cruelty in history. However, it teaches masculinity, love and kindness. See for yourself.

At the age of 15, youthful maximalism reaches its peak and it seems to teenagers that the whole world has turned against them. Books in which characters face the same problems and questions help you realize that you are not alone.

"Turn It Up" by Joe Meno.

Who said that young years are wonderful? Brian Oswald will disagree with you, because his life is full of problems. How to dye your hair pink, combine singing in church and love for punk rock, what to do with feelings for fat Gretchen? And most importantly, how to find yourself in all this?

"Anne-Marie's Diary" by Michel Quast.

It would seem that there is a huge gap between the reader and the heroine - she is keeping her diary in 1959. However, the same eternal questions of love and friendship, problems with parents and others are raised that remain relevant in our time. Anna's story will help you find answers to many of them.

Princes in Exile by Mark Schreiber.

Ryan Rafferty has cancer. But this book is not about miraculous healings and other miracles. It will only show you that heroes have the same problems as ordinary people. It’s just that under the yoke of the disease, they have become aggravated and are experienced much more strongly. "Exiled Princes" teaches us that anything can be overcome if you don't give up.

"XXS" by Kim Caspari.

The main character is a typical teenage girl. Her diary, in a frank and sometimes even cruel form, raises questions of finding oneself among daily stress and constant problems.

“Me, My Friends and Heroin” by Christiane Felscherinou.

It all started at the age of 12 with “harmless” weed. At 13, she was already earning money through prostitution for her next dose of heroin. Christina tells her terrible story to convey that the problem of drug addiction is much closer than it seems.

Interesting books for teenage girls

Girls are gentle creatures who love stories about love and princes. However, the title of “weaker sex” is difficult to apply. After all, they, like boys, go on adventures and take upon themselves the solution of difficulties and problems. These are the kind of heroines that teenage girls like to see in their favorite books. And these are exactly the ones they will meet in this collection:

“The Bride from 7 “A”, Lyudmila Matveeva.
"Alice's Journey", Kir Bulychev.
"Tanya Grotter", Dmitry Yemets.
"Pride and Prejudice", Jane Austen.
“Eat, Pray, Love” by Elizabeth Gilbert.

TOP 10 books for teenage boys

It is believed that boys develop more slowly than girls. But this does not mean that they are only interested in battles, heroism and travel. Finding answers to life's questions occupies them no less. The TOP 10 best books for boys will give them the answers they need, “wrapped” in a fascinating storyline.

The Black Book of Secrets, Fiona E. Higgins.
Robinson Crusoe, Daniel Defoe.
“Roadside Picnic”, Strugatsky brothers.
"Winter Battle", Jean-Claude Murleva.
"Gentlemen and Players" by Joanne Harris.
The Martian Chronicles, Ray Bradbury.
"Saturday" by Ian McKuen.
The Book of Lost Things by John Connolly.
"King of Thieves", Cornelia Funke.
“100 Closets”, N.D. Wilson.

Books about love for teenagers

“Kostya + Nika”, Tamara Kryukova.
“The Wild Dog Dingo, or the Tale of First Love” by Reuben Fraerman.
"The Little Mistress of the Big House" by Jack London.
"The Fault in Our Stars" John Green.
"Three meters above the sky" by Federico Moccia.

Science fiction books for teenagers

“Knights of the Forty Islands”, Sergei Lukyanenko.
“The Witcher Saga”, Andrzej Sapkowski.
Divergent, Veronica Roth.
The Mortal Instruments, Cassandra Clare.
"Flowers for Algernon" by Daniel Keyes.

The best and most interesting modern books for teenagers

Before I Fall by Lauren Oliver.
"The Lovely Bones" by Ellis Sebold.
"Vampire Academy" by Rachel Mead.
Timeless, Kerstin Geer.
"The Perks of Being a Wallflower" by Stephen Chbosky.

How to choose interesting and instructive book , which is suitable for a teenager of 14 years old?

We offer you a unique selection of 14 books that inspire, teach love, hard work and empathy.

Erich Maria Remarque

A “living” book, full of love, deep friendships, severe trials, caustic loneliness and endless grief. The development of events takes place in the post-war period, and we are talking about the problems of a person who lived through this war.

The book will teach humanity, sincere empathy, and understanding of the inner world of others at the tender age of 14 years.

Paulo Coelho

Shepherd Santiago one day has a dream that tells him about treasures lying near the Egyptian pyramids. The call of fate forces him to sell his sheep and set off on a difficult journey.

“The Alchemist” is a popular novel by a Brazilian writer that gives us inner direction, the desire to follow our destiny and know the “soul of the world.”

Daniel Defoe

The work is presented in the form of a diary of the main character, who was shipwrecked and thrown ashore. A book showing the incredible capabilities of a person striving to survive on a desert island.

The realistic description of all the difficulties and obstacles in the life of the tireless Robinson Crusoe captivates and amazes so much that it gives you the feeling that you yourself are on an island in the Caribbean.

Ethel Voynich

A novel that touches on the most subtle thoughts, excites the purest notes of the soul, giving rise to the deepest response in our heart. When reading this book, everyone lives life together with a tireless young man, a fighter for justice and independence.

A must read for everyone at the age of 14, when a person is most susceptible to the tragedies, joys and trials of someone else's fate.

Mark Twain

A fascinating story of the “exchange of destinies” between the thief Tom and Prince Edward. How can a pampered person from the royal palace cope with the difficulties of street life? What awaits the fake prince in luxurious surroundings?

This is an invaluable description of someone else’s experience during a radical change in life circumstances.

Ernest Hemingway

A touching story about a poor old man living in the here and now, enjoying every day. He enters into a fight with the “big fish” - the first success in recent times - which proceeds with varying degrees of success.

Hard work and a steady pursuit of the goal—that’s what the pages of this book reveal.

Harriet Beecher Stowe

A novel that at one time changed the public's views on slavery in America. The book talks about how those who own people can forget about simple humanity and begin to consider their charges as simple things.

After reading, the view on many events in life will no longer be the same, the suffering of other people will be perceived more deeply and will cause a desire to help.

Mayne Reid

A beautiful love story that takes place against the backdrop of a frightening and mysterious event - the appearance of a headless horseman wandering around Texas.

The richness of events makes the book truly exciting, and the suspicion of the murder of an innocent person raises a storm of emotions and affects our sense of justice.

Haruki Murakami

The novel by a Japanese writer is categorically different from everything that teenagers are used to reading in the school curriculum. This book can instill a love for modern literature and a completely different appreciation of the printed word. The author's unusual language fascinates and attracts.

The mystical plot makes you stop and think, and sometimes just baffles you. Once you “taste” Murakami, it is no longer possible to forget him.

William Shakespeare

Everyone knows from childhood the tragedy of love between a boy and a girl from warring families. Even those teenagers who are not inclined to read will easily read this masterpiece of the English classics.

And, undoubtedly, they will remain full of impressions and conflicting feelings, and will also be full of desire to become more familiar with the work of this writer.

Ray Bradbury

One of the greatest dystopian books. Talks about the possible development of our society in the future. The fictional world evokes a deep sense of injustice and detachment, allowing us to more fully appreciate the opportunities that we have in our time, but, unfortunately, we rarely use them.

Awakens in a person sensuality and the desire for spiritual pleasures in life.

Robert Monroe

The fascinating adventures of Mr. Monroe beyond reality. This book of an esoteric nature, written as a fiction novel, will help everyone expand the boundaries of their worldview and look beyond the boundaries of our everyday life. It will be of particular interest to teenagers due to the growing popularity of the phenomenon of out-of-body travel.

Robert Stevenson

This adventure novel gives you a break from reality and immerses you in its unique atmosphere. A book that is read avidly.

Tells about the extraordinary intelligence of the main character, his ability to be in the right place at the right time and his many tricks taken to deceive the pirates and find treasures.

Richard Bach

A novel written by Richard Bach in moments of wonderful insight. As a result, it turned out to be a kind of teaching of life, teaching of self-improvement, finding a path, feeling right and wrong.

And all this is told in the form of a stunning metaphor about the flight of a seagull.

Today, the younger generation is not very interested in literature. Books are not in demand among young people, but in vain.

After all, reading not only promotes self-development, but also improves logical thinking, develops imagination and forms the correct concept of good and evil.

During adolescence, it is very important that the child develops diversified.

Psychologists say that children over the age of 10, due to the huge amount of information, can form the wrong attitude towards the world. Which will then lead to problems in later life.

Teenagers still have a poorly formed psyche and their own outlook on life. She is easily influenced by others, often losing her own opinion.

Psychology experts say that reading books helps create a person’s individuality, set priorities correctly and understand why people do certain things.

Therefore, parents of teenagers need to insist that their child read and develop more.

Reading books helps a teenager:

Relax, protect yourself from everyday problems.
Enjoy reading.
Relieve stress.
Get new information.
Diversify your leisure time.
Expand your vocabulary.
Make your speech multifaceted.

Reading has a positive effect on brain function, improves visual memory and helps a person develop as a person.

Important! Many teenagers claim that they don't like to read, but this is not true. It is likely that the parents or the child himself chose the wrong book.

Literature should be selected based on the teenager’s hobbies, temperament and interests. Only in this case will the child prefer reading to playing on a computer or tablet.

Literature review

Today, parents are confused when it comes to choosing a publication for a teenager.

They don’t know which book to focus their attention on, because they want it to be not only interesting, but also useful for the child.

What to look for when choosing a book:

Content. The publication must be meaningful and convey a positive message.
Age category. Remember, scientific books or psychology manuals will interest only a small number of teenagers.
Interests. Choose literature based on your child’s preferences.

For teenagers aged 12-14 years, it is better to choose books written in the following literary genres:

Fantasy.
Detective.
Western film.
Heroic fantasy.
Drama.
Classic.
Legends and myths.
Books are motivators.
Poem.
Parable.

Domestic classics

Classic literature is extremely necessary for children. It helps you understand the world and discover all the facets of your skills and talents.

The works of foreign and domestic classics help to reveal inner potential, understand how the world works correctly, and draw parallels between good and evil.

Note! Every schoolchild must know the masterpieces of classical literature.

But if a person was not familiar with this type of literary genre, then it is better to start “acquaintance” with the works of domestic classics.

After reading which, it will be much easier to understand the metaphors of foreign authors.

Table - top 5 famous classical works by Russian authors:

Book title, author	Short description
Mikhail Bulgakov "The Master and Margarita"	The work of the most mystical Soviet author M. Bulgakov is suitable for children over 15 years old. This is a little scary, but very interesting work, which simultaneously describes the life stories of Jesus Christ and an ordinary writer. The work has many mystical moments that make it unlike other literary masterpieces
Leo Tolstoy "War and Peace"	This is a classic novel highlighting the historical events of Russia in the 16th century and the lives of more than 500 characters.
Alexander Green "Scarlet Sails"	An excellent educational book for girls. It describes Assol's romance and desire for happiness and love. According to the plot, every day she goes to the ocean shore and waits for her prince on a ship with scarlet sails. This novel teaches teenagers not to give up their aspirations and to believe in miracles.
Alexander Pushkin "Dubrovsky"	Many literary critics call this novel not only instructive, but also philosophical. The plot describes the moral decay of the Russian nobility and its opposition to the people
Nikolai Gogol "Viy"	"Viy" is one of the most mystical books. This is the story of the horrors that happened to a philosophy student within the walls of an old church during the funeral service for a young lady. This book has a sad ending, because the main character dies, so it is not recommended for children under 14 years of age to read it.

Contemporary works of art

Teenagers often suffer from low self-esteem and feelings of unworthiness, so they need to read motivational books.

Hawking's disease deprived him of speech and the ability to move, but he managed to become famous and achieve heights in science.

Interesting books about love:

Chelsea M. Cameron "My Favorite Mistake."
Colleen Hoover "Hopelessness."
Yulia Kolesnikova “I allow myself to hate myself.”

These books with an exciting plot describe the adventures of the main characters and highlight their desire and willpower.

The best detectives:

Arthur Conan Doyle "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes". The story of a brilliant detective and his unsolved crimes.
Many people advise reading the book in the original, that is, in English. It is noted that in the translations the funny and incidental moments that add variety to the seriousness of the plot are not so clearly outlined.
Evgenios Trivizas "The Last Black Cat". The plot of this new detective novel describes the disappearance of animals on a Greek island.
Cats begin to disappear, but no one can figure out where, until one of the black cats reveals the truth to his owner.
Alan Bradley "Sweetness in the Pie Crust" This is a detective story of an 11-year-old girl, the daughter of an English aristocrat, who decides to solve the crime on her own.

Important! An important place in a person’s life is played by his spiritual development, therefore, along with classical and fiction literature, it is recommended to read books on religious topics.

The best Orthodox book is “Not by Bread Alone.” These are parables and Christian legends that help to understand the importance and role of the Lord in the fate of every person.

Today, a pressing problem among girls is losing weight. But many do not suspect that the passion for excessive thinness and dieting leads to a fatal disease - anorexia.

To understand how to overcome the disease and not fall for the tricks of the fashion industry regarding the new canons of female beauty and body slimness, it is recommended to read the book “Girls Chasing Fashion” by Jacqueline Wilson.

Books for self-development

Self-development publications help a person realize his significance in the world, understand what he wants to achieve in life and how to do it.

Such works are suitable for reading every day. After them, you want to analyze and draw conclusions about the material you read, as well as try on situations from the work.

List of popular modern books for self-development:

J. Salinger "The Catcher in the Rye." This book is worth reading for all teenagers under 16 years old without exception.
The work describes the life of a teenager who faces many social and psychological problems.
J. Rowling "Harry Potter". A book about friendship, betrayal, first sympathy and hobbies of young magicians.
Harry Potter is a collection of books and stories that take place in a magical school.
These are good and useful works that teach you to understand people and understand the importance of family values.
Chris Mooney "In Memory of Sarah" This is one of the best books for self-development. The work teaches you to find positive aspects even in hopeless situations.

One of the coolest books for self-development is “The Main Secrets of Absolute Self-Confidence” by Robert Anthony.

The work helps to increase self-esteem and get rid of insecurity.