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For those who browse young adult shelves, the choices may be starting to blur: girl meets supernatural boy, then must choose between two boys. Or – for a little variety – supernatural girl meets human boy, then must choose between two boys. Vampires, fairies, angels – they're all over the young adult section. So, in the spirit of Teen Read Week, here are five gripping young adult titles that manage to keep otherworldly creatures and dramatic love triangles well out of sight.
Debby Dahl Edwardson's novel – based on a sad history – tells the story of six native Alaskan teenagers forced to attend Catholic boarding schools, where they encountered prejudice and obliviousness towards their culture. The teenagers struggle with others and themselves as they grow to adulthood.
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