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Each entry provides author information and a concise annotation that summarizes central conflicts, key character dynamics, and reader guidance regarding age range. Topics include grief, identity, trauma, addiction and self-harm, political oppression, magical threats, and moral choice, presenting both themes and content warnings for school-age readers.","Best Childrens/Young Adult Fiction Books of 2009\nCreators:  Fiction_L, Tammy Eustis, New York Times, ALA and Rachel Bussan\n(We own all of these titles)\nBR18651, DB/RC69104\nTitle:  Wintergirls\nAuthor:  Laurie Halse Anderson\nAnnotation:  Lia's estranged best friend Cassie is found alone in the Gateway Motel -- dead, after calling Lia thirty-three times. While Lia feels guilty for not acting to prevent Cassie's death from bulimia, she continues to struggle with her own anorexia and self-mutilation. For junior and senior high readers. 2009.\nBR18719, DB/RC70404\nTitle:  The Demon’s Lexicon\nAuthor:  Sarah Rees Brennan\nSeries:  Demon’s Lexicon Trilogy\nAnnotation:  Brothers Nick and Alan Ryves live on the run from magicians and demons. When classmates Mae and her brother Jamie arrive unannounced at the Ryves home requesting help, Nick refuses. But then Alan gets marked by a demon and Nick hunts the responsible party. For senior high and older readers. 2009. First book in the Demon's Lexicon Trilogy. Followed by \"The Demon's Covenant.\"\nBR17613, LT8312, DB/RC66059\nTitle:  People of the Book\nAuthor:  Geraldine Brooks\nAnnotation:  Australian book conservator Hanna Heath analyzes a Hebrew manuscript created in medieval Spain and saved from destruction in 1990s Sarajevo. Hanna's discoveries -- an insect wing, salt crystals, and wine and blood stains -- reveal the codex's past and the lives of its guardians. Some descriptions of sex and some violence. Bestseller. 2008.\nDB/RC69067\nTitle:  Swim the Fly\nAuthor:  Don Calame\nAnnotation:  Every summer, marginal swimmers Cooper, Sean, and Matt set themselves crazy goals; this year's objective is to see a naked girl. When out-of-shape Matt falls for Kelly, the new girl on the swim team, his first priority is learning to swim the butterfly. For junior and senior high readers. 2009.\nDB/RC67938\nTitle:  Graceling\nAuthor:  Kristin Cashore\nAnnotation:  In a world where some people are born with an extreme and often-feared skill, Katsa struggles with hers -- the \"grace\" of killing. When she first encounters Prince Po, whose grace is incompatible with hers, she doesn't foresee the bond that will form between them. Some violence. For senior high readers. 2008. Followed by \"Fire.\"\nBR18488, DB/RC68384\nTitle:  The Hunger Games\nAuthor:  Suzanne Collins\nSeries:  Hunger Games\nAnnotation:  In a future North America, Panem's rulers maintain control through a televised survival competition pitting teens from twelve districts in a fight to the death. Sixteen-year-olds Katniss Everdeen and Peeta Mellark are this year's girl and boy contestants from District Twelve. Some violence. For junior and senior high readers. 2008. First book in the Hunger Games series. Followed by \"Catching Fire.\"\nBR18708, DB/RC67004\nTitle:  Little Brother\nAuthor:  Cory Doctorow\nAnnotation:  After a terrorist attack on San Francisco's Bay Bridge, the Department of Homeland Security detains high school senior Marcus and his friends without cause. When Marcus is released, he lashes out at the authorities by hacking into the city's universal electronic surveillance system. For senior high and older readers. 2008.\nBR18720, DB/RC69609\nTitle:  Perfect Chemistry\nAuthor:  Simone Elkeles\nAnnotation:  Assigned as lab partners in senior chemistry, well-to-do Brittany Ellis and Latino Blood gang member Alex Fuentes clash in and out of class. As their heated exchanges lead to a forbidden attraction, their lives begin to change. Violence, strong language, and some descriptions of sex. For senior high readers. 2009.\nBR18565, DB/RC69818\nTitle:  If I Stay\nAuthor:  Gayle Forman\nAnnotation:  Cellist and Juilliard hopeful Mia clings to life after a car accident kills her family. While observing herself during an out-of-body experience, Mia flashes through her past to determine whether to fight for survival or die. Some strong language. 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