The List

Discover The List, the top 100 teen reads for 2026, chosen by librarians and reviewed by teens. Browse online or pick up a print copy at any branch.

our pick of the week

A drop in the ocean

Lea Taranto

More teens with OCD

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Science Fiction and Fantasy

Adventure, strange new worlds and mortal danger – these books take you places you can only imagine.

Nail-Biters

Suspense and nonstop action keep you turning pages in these edge-of-your-seat reads.

Back in Time

History repeats itself and gives insight into today's events.

Comics and Manga

Epic or everyday. Adventure or comedy. Come for the story. Stay for the amazing art.

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True Story

From little moments to living history, life-changing experiences make for compelling reading.

Breaking Barriers

Change is never easy, but always possible. — Barack Obama

On the Bright Side

Stories that end with a happy and hopeful feeling.

Paranormal Activity

Is there something strange in your neighbourhood?

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Family Matters

Whether woven together by birth or other bonds, family is what you make it.

Disability Visibility

Books that explore a broad spectrum of Deaf, mental health, and disability experiences.

2SLGBTQ+

Visibility is resistance. Community is strength. Our stories are power.

Indigenous Voices

Traditional, modern and futuristic, Indigenous authors tell exciting, important stories and truths.

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Asian Identities

Authors with heritage from across Asia, including the Middle East.

Black Stories Matter

Stories and truths about the lives of Black teens.

En Français

Des livres à ne pas manquer, d’ici et d’ailleurs, pour tous les goûts.

Younger Readers

A great place to start for younger readers new to teen collections.

Book reviews

Watch these reviews to find your next great read.

Dead girls talking, reviewed by Alden
The deep dark, reviewed by Kalen
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