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Humor Young Adult
Explore young adult books about humor for children.
285 books
Margot Mertz #1
Margot Mertz Takes It Down
Carrie McCrossen, Ian McWethy
Margot Mertz uses her tech skills to scrub digital shames from the web, but a dark revenge-porn site at her school spark
Ages 14–18
Leap Day
Wendy Mass
Josie is finally turning sixteen, but since she was born on Leap Day, it is only her fourth birthday ever. Join her for
Ages 12–17
The Fall of Whit Rivera
Crystal Maldonado
Whit Rivera is a perfectionist forced to plan a formal with the skater boy who broke her heart, sparking a messy, cozy,
Ages 14–18
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Ask Amy Green #1
Boy Trouble
Sarah Webb
For the teen navigating the messy reality of divorced parents, school cliques, and the confusing spark of a first crush.
Ages 10–14
Every Man for Himself: Ten Short Stories About Being a Guy
Nancy Mercado
For the teen boy navigating the unspoken rules of manhood. This anthology offers honest, diverse glimpses into the messy
Ages 12–17
Jelly
Clare Rees
Martha is trapped on the back of a giant jellyfish with a crew of people who can't remember how they got there, and now
Ages 12–18
The Clique #1
The Clique
Lisi Harrison
In the exclusive world of private school social circles, newcomer Claire must use every ounce of wit to survive Massie B
Ages 10–14
Jackaby #3
Ghostly Echoes
William Ritter
For the teen who feels like an outsider and is looking for a place to belong while navigating the heavy weight of secret
Ages 12–18
This Is What Happy Looks Like
Jennifer E. Smith
For teens navigating the complexities of digital privacy and the pressure of public expectations while seeking a connect
Ages 12–18
Bass Ackwards and Belly Up #2
Footfree and Fancyloose
Elizabeth Craft, Sarah Fain
For the teen weighing the pressure of the traditional college path against the pull of their own unconventional dreams.
Ages 14–18
The Boyfriend Launcher
RaeChell Garrett
Soccer star Dru is tired of being the girl guys date right before they find the one, so she enlists her best friend for
Ages 12–18
Words We Don't Say
K. J. Reilly
Joel copes with loss by writing hundreds of text messages he never sends, until new friendships help him see beyond his
Ages 13–18
Gossip Girl #6
You're the One That I Want
Cecily von Ziegesar
Manhattan is a personal playground for the elite teens of the Upper East Side, where gorgeous apartments come with high-
Ages 14–18
The Clique #7
It's Not Easy Being Mean
Lisi Harrison
For the middle schooler navigating the high-stakes world of cliques, social hierarchies, and the pressure to stay on top
Ages 11–14
Tell Me Again How a Crush Should Feel
Sara Farizan
Leila navigates the flutter of a first crush on a new classmate while weighing how and when to open up about her identit
Ages 14–18
Be More Chill
Ned Vizzini
Jeremy is a high school nerd who thinks he has found the ultimate solution to his social problems: a pill-sized supercom
Ages 14–18
Baby and Solo
Lisabeth Posthuma
In a 1990s video store, Joel tries to hide his past under a new name until a sharp-witted coworker makes him question if
Ages 14–18
Wise Young Fool
Sean Beaudoin
A teenage guitarist looks back on the raw grief, anger, and chaotic choices that led him from the rock stage to a juveni
Ages 14–18
The Spinster Club #3
What's a Girl Gotta Do?
Holly Bourne
For the teenager who wants to change the world but feels overwhelmed by the cost: a powerful look at activism, online ha
Ages 14–18
Get Real, Chloe Torres
Crystal Maldonado
An ambitious road trip to a boy band concert becomes a messy, heartfelt journey through old heartbreaks, new romances, a
Ages 14–18
Jackaby #4
The Dire King
William Ritter
For the reader grappling with the weight of responsibility and the bittersweet nature of goodbyes as they transition int
Ages 12–18
Ghostgirl #3
Lovesick
Tonya Hurley
Charlotte Usher is dead, but she has to return to high school to finish one last assignment and face the crushing weight
Ages 12–17
Ibiza Discovered
Janet Hoggarth
For the teen navigating the rush of newfound independence and the messy reality of reconnecting with an absent parent du
Ages 14–18
Tokyo Ever After #1
Tokyo Ever After
Emiko Jean
Izzy’s life changes forever when she discovers her father is the Crown Prince of Japan, whisking her from California to
Ages 12–18
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