2014 RI Teen Book Award Nominees

Ask the Passengers

by A.S. King

Astrid needs to confide in someone, but everyone is too busy so she sends questions to plane passengers flying above. She has no idea how this will change all their lives for the better.

Cinder

by Marissa Meyer

As plague ravages Earth under watchful Lunar eyes, Cinder, a gifted cyborg mechanic, becomes involved with Prince Kai and must uncover secrets from her past to protect the world.

Code Name Verity

by Elizabeth Wein

In 1943, a British fighter plane crashes in Nazi-occupied France and a survivor tells a tale of friendship, war, espionage, and great courage.

Croak

by Gina Damico

A delinquent teen is sent to live with her uncle for the summer, only to learn he is a Grim Reaper who wants to teach her the family business.

Curveball: The Year I Lost My Grip

by Jordan Sonnenblick

Peter’s athletic dreams are shattered by injury, though he becomes a sports photographer, gaining insight and equipment from his aging grandfather as well as a new girlfriend.

Dead of Winter

by Chris Priestly

After his mother dies, Michael finds himself wandering the halls of Hawton Mere at Christmas, where dark and sinister secrets of the past still haunt the house and its inhabitants.

Drama

by Raina Telgemeier

With budding relationships everywhere, Callie rides an emotional roller coaster while serving on the stage crew for a middle school theater production.

Endangered

by Eliot Schrefer

After Sophie rescues an abused baby bonobo, civil war breaks out, and she finds herself alone with her adopted ape and a large group of bonobos. Will they make it through to safety.

Every Day

by David Levithan

Waking up in another teen's body each morning, A accepts change and loneliness until the latest host's girlfriend proves impossible to leave behind.

The False Prince

by Jennifer Nielsen

In the country of Carthya, four orphans are collected by a devious nobleman for a secret mission. One of the four boys will be selected to impersonate the king's long lost son.

2014 Winner

The Fault in Our Stars

by John Green

Hazel has been living her life as a terminal cancer patient until she meets Augustus at the dreaded "Cancer Kid Support Group" and her life changes in unexpected ways.

The Final Four

by Paul Volponi

The final game of college basketball's March Madness is told in deft play-by-play analysis while flashbacks give insight into why the stakes are so high for the players.

How To Save a Life

by Sara Zarr

Jill struggles with her father's death; Mandy wants to save her unborn child from a life of pain. However, as things unfold, it becomes difficult to tell exactly who is saving whom.

A Monster Calls

by Patrick Ness

A monster visits Conor each night, but unlike the one from his nightmares, this creature springs from the tree in his backyard and expects him to face the truth about his mum's illness.

Never Fall Down

by Patricia McCormick

Cambodian child soldier Arn Chorn-Pond defied the odds and used all of his courage and wits to survive the murderous regime of the Khmer Rouge. This is his story.

The Paladin Prophecy

by Mark Frost

Will, who spent his life avoiding attention, finds himself amid an ancient struggle between titanic forces when he is recruited by an exclusive prep school and followed by sinister agents.

See You at Harry's

by Jo Knowles

Fern’s family struggles with the challenges of owning a restaurant, a gay older brother who is bullied, and a needy younger brother, but can they handle the ultimate tragedy?

Seraphina

by Rachel Hartman

Dragon and humankind will go back to war unless Seraphina can unmask a conspiracy--without revealing her own deadly secret.

Shelter

by Harlan Coben

After Mickey is orphaned, he moves in with his estranged uncle and finds himself pulled into a world of conspiracy, crime, and corruption when his new girlfriend disappears.

The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight

by Jennifer E. Smith

Hadley’s dad is getting remarried, and she’s off to England to be a part of the wedding. After happily missing her first flight, she connects with the intriguing Oliver on a second one.

What Can't Wait*

by Ashley Hope Perez

In a Mexican immigrant family where making ends meet matters more than going to college, smart and talented Marissa struggles between balancing her family duty with her dreams.

*Denotes that the title is recommended for mature readers.

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