Young Adult - High Interest Low Readability (High - Low) (copy)

These are books intended for an older, more mature, audience (young adults). They feature themes and topics that are high interest for this age group while also being low readability (lower reading levels/Lexile Levels). It sets struggling older readers up for reading success. copied from /MyAccount/MyList/52947 - List: Young Adult - High Interest Low Readability (High - Low)
 

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1. Made you up

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Author:
Zappia, Francesca
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5 stars
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North Regional - Young Adult
YA ZAPPIA
Northeast Regional - Young Adult
YA ZAPPIA
Description:
Armed with her camera and a Magic 8-Ball and her only ally (her little sister), Alex wages a war against her schizophrenia, determined to stay sane long enough to get into college.

2. Under rose-tainted skies

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Author:
Gornall, Louise
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4.6 stars
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Description:
Will teenaged Norah, who is struggling with agoraphobia and OCD, accept that she could be the right one for sweet, funny Luke?

3. Unnatural deeds

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Author:
Balog, Cyn
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3 stars
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East Regional - Young Adult
YA BALOG
North Regional - Young Adult
YA BALOG
Description:
Victoria Zell, a high school misfit coping with anxiety, is quite content with her homeschooled, agoraphobic boyfriend until she becomes obsessed with a charismatic new boy.

4. The weight of zero

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Author:
Fortunati, Karen
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East Regional - Young Adult has 2
YA FORTUNAT
Southeast Regional - Young Adult
YA FORTUNAT
Wake Forest Community - Young Adult
YA FORTUNAT
Description:
"A seventeen-year-old suffering from bipolar disease wants to commit suicide, but a meaningful relationship and the care of a gifted psychiatrist alter her perception of her diagnosis as a death sentence"--