Start with Booklists for Teens (including our newest lists on Race Relations and Racial Inequality) and search by subject or fill out a short personalized reading list request form and we’ll create a list for you based on your likes and dislikes then email it to you.
Other Book Ideas
Books reviewed by NPL teen readers.
School assigned summer reading lists.
Books to help you Imagine Your Story!, our 2020 Summer Reading Challenge theme.
E-zone has a special collection of downloadables just for teens.
In response to COVID-19, Tumblebooks is offering free e-books and more through August 31 to library patrons. TeenBookCloud is a “growing collection features over 1000 titles, including student-favorite Graphic Novels,” …plain old e-books “…enhanced e-books with full audio narration and highlighted text, classic literature, national geographic videos, and more!”… just for teens.
Free Audiobooks all summer long! Restarts in April 2020.
NOVELIST – A readers’ advisory solution for fiction lovers, offering author and title read-alikes, series in order, book discussion groups guides, and more. Answers the question: “What should I read next?” Your library card number is required to access this database from outside the library. Start with 21540… and continue through the entire number.You can also use the search box on this page to search the library catalog.
Ms. Becky reviews books at 
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Calculate Lexile Information and find books within a range that interests you.
Write a review of something you really liked (didn’t like) and share it with others.
Ask a Librarian
Call 401-847-8720, x206
Email nptya@newportlibraryri.org
Or, text 66746 and start your question with newportlib and then Attention YA:
Fill out a short personalized reading list request form. We’ll create a list for you based on your likes and dislikes and email it back to you.
As always, you can also stop by the YA desk and ask for recommendations.