Book 26 of 2026 ðŸ“š

‘Turtles All The Way Down’ by John Green

Teenage Fiction.

The blurb says the book is about a sixteen-year-old girl called Aza who is trying to track down a fugitive billionaire. Sounds like teenage crime fiction right? But it is nothing of the sort, in a good way. It’s all about Aza and her compulsive thoughts and how she overcomes them.

Well worth a read.

Book 15 of 2026

‘Dear Martin’ by Nic Stone

Teenage fiction – although it might actually be adult fiction – it was in the book cupboard at school. Feels like teenage fiction.

It follows Justyce, a black high school student from Atlanta, who gets shot by a white officer duty police officer. Justyce survives but his best friend is killed.

He starts a journal to Dr Martin Luther King Jr, to try to make sense of everything that is happening.

It’s a good read. Apparently based loosely on the murder of Jordan Davis in 2012.

Book 14 of 2026 ðŸ“š

‘The Eternal Return of Clara Hart’ by Louise Finch.

Teenage fiction. I liked it.

Spence wakes up. Clara hits his car. He goes to class. House party. Drink. Clara dies. Spence wakes up. Clara hits his car. He goes to class. House party. Clara dies….

How many times will Spence watch the same girl die? Can he even do anything about it?

Well worth a read.