Skip to main content

Kinderhook Library Teen Reads

Search This Blog

Showing posts from August, 2022

Posts

Long Story Short

on August 31, 2022

high school realistic fiction +0 romance

high school realistic fiction romance

Once Upon a K-Prom

on August 19, 2022

drama high school k-pop realistic fiction + romance

drama high school k-pop realistic fiction romance

Conventionally Yours

on August 11, 2022

adult fiction high school LGBTQIA realistic fiction + romance

adult fiction high school LGBTQIA realistic fiction romance

Volunteer Writers

Curated Book Lists

Reviews by Genre

action/adventure
adult fiction
adult nonfiction
book list
classic
drama
fantasy
graphic novel
high school
historical fiction

horror
k-pop
LGBTQIA
librarians read
mystery
mythology
nonfiction
psychological
realistic fiction
romance
science fiction
thriller

Show more Show less

Archive

February 20251
December 20242
September 20242
June 20241
May 20244
April 20241
January 20242
December 20231
November 20231
September 20231

August 20232
July 20231
June 20231
September 20221
August 20223
July 20226
June 20222
May 20222

Show more Show less

Popular Posts

K-pop Stories

Curated by Julia W. in August 2023

Way Down Dark

Way Down Dark by J.P. Smythe Genre: Sci-Fi Reviewed by Evan S., 12th Grade Rating: 8/10 I had won this book from a Kinderhook Library raffle quite some time ago, and it took me roughly three years to finally get around to reading it. I also managed to win the book’s sequel, and after reading Way Down Dark , I’m looking forward to it. This book takes a post-apocalyptic tone, and asks the perplexing question: What if the Earth was much older than we thought? The prologue opens by briefing the reader that the Earth had become an unstable planet, and had forced its inhabitants onto hastily made spacecrafts, in an attempt to leave Earth and find a safer, habitable home. Unfortunately, a new planet wasn’t found, and people were forced to survive on these ships. Chan’s home, The Australia , has become a hostile environment. Factions were made and groups fight for control over the ship. The story follows Chan: a seventeen year-old girl whose mother recently pa...

Shiny Broken Pieces

Shiny Broken Pieces by Sona Charaipotra and Dhonielle Clayton Genre: Realistic Fiction Reviewed by Julia W., 10th Grade Rating: 9/10 Shiny Broken Pieces tells the story of three ballet students competing to earn an apprenticeship at the American Ballet Company. Only two spots are available, and dozens of dancers want them. A spot at the company ensures that one can dance as long as they are physically able. These dancers have been training their whole lives, and it all comes down to one final year with one final performance. Failure to earn a spot doesn't leave dancers with many other options. For most, if they don't become an apprentice, this will be the end of their dance journey. Shiny Broken Pieces is the sequel to Tiny Pretty Things , but can be read as a stand alone. This novel is told from several dancers' perspectives, alternating each chapter. Gigi is back at the American Ballet Conservatory for the first time since her accide...

Powered by Blogger

Kinderhook Memorial Library, 2024.