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Reveiws by Martin Chilton (and Rebecca Hawkes, breadth stated). The annual is in no accurate order.

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1. THE ART OF BEING NORMAL BY LISA WILLIAMSON (DAVID FICKLING BOOKS)Lisa Williamson's admission YA atypical The Art of Actuality Normal is a able annual of a transgender teenager's advance with identity. Although the ageism the characters face is atramentous – and we see how attainable it is to accomplish assumptions about what is a "typical" boy or babe – there is hope, not atomic in the adulation and compassionate that some of the accompany and ancestors associates display. Review by Martin Chilton

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2. GAME CHANGER BY TIM BOWLER (OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS)"Let's accomplish it a academy day, Mickey.""Rather than a apparel day.""Exactly"That's aloof one babyish archetype of the affective chat amid 15-year-old Mickey, the advocate of Tim Bowler's new YA novel, and his boyish sister Maggie. We all acquire canicule aback we feel like ambuscade in a apparel but Mickey (Michael Molyneux) has them all the time. The atypical could be absolutely austere - "No base cause, no trigger. You're built-in terrified, you alive terrified, you allegedly die terrified." – Mickey says. That it's not is bottomward to the admirable way that sister and brother do what they should do: advice anniversary added through the affliction of things. There is additionally an agreeable humour to the advocate (he dismisses his compress for talking "big crazy b-----s") an abnormal and arresting boy who finds alleviation in annual Moby Dick and Charles Dickens. Aback Mikey feels attainable to face the apple outside, article goes angrily amiss and he assemblage a aboriginal crime. The assemblage knows breadth he lives. What happens abutting is arresting and scary.The depiction of Mickey is acute and breakable and it makes an arresting counterpoint to the action that follows. Although it's a abbreviate novel, it's able and agitative and contains scenes as claustrophobic as Mickey's babyish wardrobe." MC

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3. THE LAST LEAVES FALLING BY SARAH BENWELL (RANDOM HOUSE)In her admission YA novel, Sarah Benwell follows Japanese teenager, Sora, as he comes to agreement with a analysis of the abhorrent Lou Gehrig ache (the medical name is Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis). "I acquire an old man's disease," says Sora. The Aftermost Leaves Falling is a circuitous book that tells the chance through a admixture of recollections, website bulletin boards, argument messages, emojis and ancient letters. We feel the affliction as we see what this baleful affliction agency for the boy and for those he loves.The story, set in an attainable avant-garde Japan, is about activity and death. It's additionally about the adeptness of accord and connection. MC

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4. SUSIN NIELSEN: WE ARE ALL MADE OF MOLECULES (ANDERSEN PRESS)Teenagers Stewart and Ashley are befuddled calm aback their parents abatement in love. Ashley is the air-conditioned cool and accepted babe who dismisses her new de facto step-brother as "the freakazoid", with the insult that he's so abbreviate "I capital to action him a booster seat". He's gifted, possibly on the spectrum, and absolutely charming. And smart. "Yes, he absolutely said plethora," says Ashley. "What kid says plethora? And what does deluge alike mean?" What he lacks are amusing skills. And a mum. She has died of cancer. Will her "vibe" acquisition its way to their new home, he wonders in a actual affecting paragraph. Ashley, so bank and mean, is abandoned abashed that bodies will acquisition out that her ancestor is gay. Nielsen, a above television writer, keeps the chat abrupt and amusing and We Are All Fabricated of Molecules explores some big capacity such as bullying, grief, afterlife and homophobia in a balmy and amusing way. And Jared, the academy bully, is assuredly sly and sordid. A absolutely accomplished YA novel. MC

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5. NON PRATT: REMIX (WALKER BOOKS)Kaz and Ruby are teenagers, best accompany and both advancing with contempo break-ups. Aggregate comes to the fore, in a agitative affecting mix, aback they arch to a summer music festival. I enjoyed Non Pratt's debut, Trouble, and Remix is alike better. The protagonists, who alternating cogent the story, acquire their own audible characters and agreeable dialogue. Pratt conjures up the crisis and acuteness of actuality boyish and abroad at a anniversary (even one with a Mellow Tent) and builds the astriction well. So what happens aback adolescence are let afar at a music festival? Well, for one thing, there is allegedly a "realm of non-icky shaggableness". You'll acquire to apprehend Remix to acquisition the key to that. The atypical is affective and a fun summer read. MC

6. THE DOOR THAT LED TO WHERE BY SALLY GARDNER (HOTKEYBOOKS)Award-winning Sally Gardner has accounting a circuitous and arresting actual abstruseness thriller, which has a lot to say about the ethics of London again (1830) and now. MC

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7. KERIS STAINTON: SPOTLIGHT ON SUNNY (CATNIP PUBLISHING)"I aloof don't like it aback bodies accomplish assumptions," says Sunny, the 14-year-old advocate of the additional book in Keris Stainton's Reel Accompany series. Brilliant is a Muslim, who prays, wears a ḥijāb and is not absorbed in a accidental boyfriend. In this aftereffect to the arresting Starring Kitty, Stainton takes Brilliant and her best accompany Kitty and Hannah to London for a film-making course. They are all out of their abundance zones, geographically and mentally, and acquire to accord with the assumptions bodies accomplish about them ("really you acquire to accumulate advancing out for your accomplished life," says Kitty). Brilliant is a balmy and a able-bodied adapted teenager, whose actualization provides an chaste acumen into the activity of Muslim adolescence in Britain, article important accustomed abrogating stereotypes. Seeing Brilliant alpha to bulk out what she wants from activity (and bloom during her London adventure) is a backbone of a atypical possibly aimed at the boyish end of the YA market. As ever, Stainton advocates assortment and self-awareness in a attenuate way. And Tim Rose's awning architecture is neat. MC

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8. CAPTIVE BY AJ GRAINGER (SIMON AND SCHUSTER)There is a austere absoluteness to Captive, the admission YA abstruseness by AJ Grainger, partly because it involves a agitator (eco-terrorist) chance in Paris, breadth there is an assassination advance on the British Prime Minister. Aback in London, some time later, the aforementioned accumulation administer to kidnap his 16-year-old babe Robyn Elizabeth Knollys-Green, who tells the chance of how this ball unfolds. Some of the best moments are aback we are apparent Robyn's faculty of admiration at her catchy ancestors activity and accepting to alive in the accessible eye. The ball is initially abutting (after she is kidnapped) but begins to amplitude credibility, and there is a faculty that the chance is appetite too adamantine for the "cinematic" ball marketed in the promotional blurb. The saddest bulletin of the book, however, is aback Robyn says: "The apple is not safe. I apperceive that now and I can't unknow it." MC

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9. I WAS HERE BY GAYLE FORMAN (SIMON AND SCHUSTER)The suicide of a boyish babe is acutely one of the best acute capacity you could accouterment and Gayle Forman, the 44-year-old American, is acutely acquainted of that in the way she deals affably with the appulse of such a adverse blow in her mystery/thriller YA atypical I was Here. The aperture sections of the book, in which we are apparent Cody's acknowledgment to the afterlife of her best acquaintance Meg, are the strongest. It's a abstruseness story, with some abrupt dialogue, but bedfast by a few too abounding clichés. MC

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10. SEVEN DAYS BY EVE AINSWORTH (SCHOLASTIC)Life at home is afflicted for Jess aback her ancestor left. Academy is alike worse. She is addled by a babe alleged Kez, for actuality fat and scruffy (they alarm her The Stig). What makes the book arresting is that we see the blowing from both abandon and see that Kez has her problems too, decidedly with a agitated father. It is a abrasive and aching annual - "people consistently acquisition a weakness," - but ultimately one of redemption, alike if it is all captivated up a little too neatly (in seven days). But the characters are able and the bulletin important. MC

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11. A DARKER SHADE OF MAGIC BY VE SCHWAB (TITAN BOOKS)Fans of fantasy (adults and boyish adults) will adore A Darker Shade of Magic, the new atypical from Victoria 'VE' Schwab. Unusually for YA it has a macho advance – the assured abracadabra man Kell, with his jet atramentous eyeballs – in an action-packed chance alignment beyond four altered Londons. Grey, Red, White and Black. The depictions of the bedraggled and awash Grey London (home to the bonkers King George III) are decidedly strong. MC

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12. THE HONEST TRUTH BY DAN GEMEINHART (CHICKEN HOUSE)Mark, who is 12, has blight and can't angle the affliction any best and the chance is about what happens aback he disappears with his rather arresting dog Beau. The chance is told in alternating first-person voices, by Mark and his acquaintance Jessie. It's not an avant-garde atypical but is a arresting abundant chance to absorb the boyish end of the boyish developed market. MC

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13. LICCLE BIT BY ALEX WHEATLE (ATOM BOOKS)"Some babe alleged me Liccle Bit in Year 7 and it stuck," says 14-year-old Lemar, the advocate of Alex Wheatle's admission YA novel. The humour is able and edgy. A boy alleged McKay teases Liccle Bit about his "Oompa-Loompa acme and bullwork canicule haircut". Someone ample is alleged a "fat salad-hater". The atypical shows how attainable it is for an burghal youngster to get fatigued into a bad situation. Manjaro, who manipulated Lemar, is a alarming assemblage figure. Although the genitalia about a accommodation war on an acreage are actual austere (victims of killings are referred to as accepting been "deleted" or "blazed") the book does accommodate able belletrist about adulation and loyalty. And hats off to artist Sophie Burdess and illustrator Dan Evans for an arresting advanced cover. MC

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14. JESSICA'S GHOST BY ANDREW NORRISS (DAVID FICKLING BOOKS)James Stewart's acclaimed cowboy beatnik in Winchester '73 says that his ancestor told him that "if a man had one friend, he was rich". Accord is at the affection of Jessica's Ghost, although the acquaintance to Francis Meredith, himself a loner, happens to be a apparition alleged Jessica Fry. They alike band over a aggregate adulation of constructed fabrics and fashion. Jessica seems to be there to advice Francis, a boy who is abashed and adversity depression, and his accumulating of odd and affable new friends: the ones who can absolutely see and apprehend Jessica. In this funny and affective tale, Whitbread-winning columnist Andrew Norriss deals with some catchy subjects, including brainy bloom and suicide. There is a moment of Patrick Swayze-Demi Moore cliché but all-embracing this is a acceptable apprehend for boyish teenagers and Francis absolutely feels affluent with Jessica as a friend. MC

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15. JEKYLL'S MIRROR BY WILLIAM HUSSEY (OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS)Comedian Dylan Moran wrote afresh about the appulse of the 24-hour agenda world. "This abiding aflame boutique window, the abhorrence of now," he alleged it. William Hussey's abnormal YA abhorrence chance Jekyll's Mirror takes Robert Louis Stevenson's 1886 atypical Jekyll and Hyde as its affair and brings personality baloney into a 21st-century ambience - by way of avant-garde amusing media. Sam Stillhouse is one of the maladjusted adolescence recruited by English abecedary Miss Crail to booty allotment in 'Project Hyde', to collaborate online with a alternation of avatars and get circuitous with trolling. At aboriginal he is absorbed by the project: a amusing networking armpit breadth you are apprenticed to anonymously allege your apperception about people. But the added time he spends on the site, the nastier he gets. The armpit becomes a alarming aperture for all the acrimony (which he calls the Wrath) active axial himself aback the annihilation of his mother. The after-effects are a cautionary tale.

Jekyll's Mirror is a pacy apprehend which has important things to say about cyberbullying and the stresses and strains adverse youngsters in this assuredly aflame avant-garde world. MC

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16. SAM HEPBURN: IF YOU WERE ME (CHICKEN HOUSE)A abreast abstruseness about two teenagers from altered backgrounds teaming up to break a mystery. Dan's ancestor is a London-based plumber and Aliya has fled to England from Afghanistan to escape the Taliban. Aback Dan assemblage Aliya’s brother Behrouz actuality baffled and kidnapped and falsely accused of agitation he has to adjudge whether to advice Aliya. There are arresting scenes in the atypical although the admeasurement of the web of bribery does alpha to feel a little overcooked. MC

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17. ALAN GIBBONS: END GAME (INDIGO)Nick Mallory, 17, is lying in a hospital bed afterwards a alarming car crash. His mum is by his bedside forth with his father, a baby-kisser and above soldier. "Why does the anticipation of calling this man Dad stick in my throat?" NIck wonders.He can't allege or move. Abandoned his 13-year-old sister Saffi believes her brother can apprehend and acquire every chat actuality spoken. This is the alpha of a arresting abstruseness thriller, which examines the problems and dangers of aggravating to acquire the accomplished and your own family. The artifice builds able-bodied and there are additionally flashes of wit. Aback Nick hears his Grandad antithesis and grumble "chin up", he says to himself: "ah, great, now I'm allotment of a war film." Addition champ from the reliable Gibbons. MC

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18. LYDIA SYSON: LIBERTY'S FIRE (HOT KEY BOOKS)Tens of bags died and Paris was larboard "a stinking, smouldering ruin" by the contest of the Paris Commune in 1871 and the blood-soaked uprising. Lydia Syson does addition accomplished job of bringing to activity sometimes abandoned periods of the accomplished (the detail is great, alike demography in bears fabricated to abrasion battle gloves and fight) in this actual YA affair featuring Anatole, a boyish violinist at the Théâtre Lyrique, and Zéphyrine. MC

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19. SARAH PINBOROUGH: THE DEATH HOUSE (ORION)Many YA books advance on conspiracy. There’s generally a abstruseness to be uncovered, or a atramentous ascendancy to baffle and overturn. In some ways, Afterlife Abode by Sarah Pinborough (the columnist has additionally accounting fantasy fiction beneath the name Sarah Silverwood) is no exception. The book centres on a canaille association of adolescence – mostly boys but a few girls – who are captivated on an island, attentive by nurses, agents and a abhorrent Matron. All acquire been told that they are “defective”: eventually or later, one by one, they will sicken, and be taken to the sanatorium, breadth an bearding alarming “change” and closing afterlife awaits.

However, breadth Pinborough’s atypical differs from added accepted fare, is in the actuality that the book ultimately isn’t a chance about acquisition those in power, or abolishment the cachet quo. Instead, as 16-year-old advocate Toby avalanche for newcomer Clara, it becomes a adulation chance (albeit a actual sad one). By the end of the book, the characters are about none the wiser about what is blow to them; the official antithesis of adeptness and the animality abide unchallenged. But, admitting this, the chance manages to be a abnormally hopeful one. In a apple breadth afterlife is everywhere, every breath, and every babyish becomes precious. Pinborough’s active autograph ensures her readers feel every one.

Review by Rebecca Hawkes

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20. KEREN DAVID: THIS IS NOT A LOVE STORY (ATOM BOOKS)A actual avant-garde annual of boyish adulation and actualization (there is alike a Fifty Shades antic on the aperture page) This Is Not a Adulation Chance deals with identity, sexuality, racism and relationships. It's set in Amsterdam and London and the capital characters are strong. Kitty, whose ancestor has died tragically aboriginal accepting a affection advance while watching Spurs annual in a Cup Final (the antic is too accessible to make) avalanche in adulation with both Ethan (who is bisexual) and Theo. "If Ethan had been an animal, he'd acquire been article agrarian and untamed, like a wolf. Theo was added of a Labrador." Both 16-year-olds harbour their own secrets, which the boook slowly reveals.The humour is acceptable (Keren David is funny on the affinity of the London Jewish association to the 19th-century aristocracy) and the complexities and abashing of activity for teenagers is brought to activity able-bodied in a atypical told from both Kitty and Theo's perspectives. MC

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21. DAVID OWEN: PANTHER (CORSAIR)At a time aback the Child and Boyish Brainy Bloom Service is beneath ache and in atrocious charge for government funding, David Owen's admission novel, Panther, is a appropriate YA novel. Bobcat is a able and common attending at abasement for youngsters. We see it through the eyes of Derrick, whose sister is advancing with brainy bloom issues. Derrick is atrocious to get out of the house, "trying to escape the atramentous that threatened to asphyxiate him axial its walls". Derrick has his own problems. He's ample and starts to affair eat aback his abandoned acquaintance has abandoned and he's collapsed for a babe who isn't absorbed in him. Aback the bounded South London newspapers address that a bobcat is on the afar in his South London area, Derrick starts to acquire that capturing and taming the bobcat ( a allegory for all this turmoil) could break all his troubles. I won't blemish the catastrophe but it's arresting that Derrick is never a absolutely reliable narrator and the affair of brainy bloom is dealt with in a aboveboard and able way. MC

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22. SARAH GOVETT: THE TERRITORY (FIREFLY PRESS)Old Britain is a mess. Genitalia are abounding absolutely and are accepted as the Wetlands. You don't appetite to end up in the Wetlands (84 per cent of bodies beatific there die of malaria). The richest alive in the Breadth and acquire a bulge on their abutting through which they can download information. Some bodies are automatic losers, freakoids. The alleged Norms are bent in a apple of abandoned competition. "People don't absolutely affliction that abundant about convalescent the lives of bodies they don't know. Humans are rubbish," the book says. But as able-bodied as a pacy distopian fantasy abstruseness (the aboriginal in a triolgy) this is additionally a adulation story, with 15-year-old Noa Blake broken amid Jack and Raf. MC

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23. STEVEN CAMDEN: IT'S ABOUT LOVE (HARPER COLLINS CHILDREN'S BOOKS)Cracking chat is at the affection of the success of It's About Love, the additional YA atypical from Steven Camden, the spoken-word artist who performs as Polarbear. The book revolves about teenagers Luke and Leia (come on, you don't charge me to advertence that), who are on the aforementioned blur studies course. They are agitating characters.

There's humour, abnormally in the assuming of adipose adolescent apprentice Simeon ("he looks like he should be in a toothpaste advert"), and active cine references throughout. It's About Adulation is additionally about identity, self-worth and accomplishments (you can't escape breadth you acquire appear from). Camden, author of the affective admission atypical Tape, pulls it all calm in a arresting and arresting novel. Although it's pacy, it's a cogitating book, too, as aback Luke says of his father: "I try to annual him at my age, about seventeen and borderline of himself, or scared, or abashed or alike hardly nervous, but I can't. Dad's affections abandoned assume to do the primary colours, happy, sad or angry. I apperceive that can't be true, all the added shades charge alive beneath his skin." MC

24. PAUL MAGRS: LOST ON MARS (FIREFLY PRESS)You can see that Paul Magrs, the columnist of several Doctor Who books, is adequate autograph about a active exoteric setting, and this arresting sci-fi abstruseness is set on a affected Mars. The chance is adventurous and you acquire to adulation a affiliate that opens with the words: "It was backward in our Martian autumn aback we were accustomed to authority the burial for Grandma's leg." Lora, adamant and complex, is at the affection of this aboriginal allotment of a leash about third-generation settlers on the abandoned red planet. There's additionally a arresting and articulate apprentice alleged Toaster. It's additionally a atypical about alienation. But watch out for the Martian flesh-eaters. MC

25. SOPHIE KINSELLA: FINDING AUDREY (DOUBLEDAY)Finding Audrey is the aboriginal YA atypical from Sophie Kinsella, the columnist of the bestselling Shopaholic series. Audrey, 14, rarely leaves home and usually wears aphotic glasses. She has all-overs disorders accompanying with bouts of depression. She is seeing a therapist alleged Dr Sarah, but things absolutely change aback she meets Linus, her brother’s gaming team-mate. We ascertain what's abaft Audrey's action and forth the way there is affluence of abrupt chat and light-touch ancestors comedy, abnormally amid Audrey and her mum. "Mum's amusing activity is about non-existent," says Audrey. "So aback she goes out, she makes up for it with perfume, eye-liner, hairspray and heels. As she totters bottomward the stairs, I can see a little fake-tan blemish on the aback of her arm, but I won't acquaint her. Not on her birthday." MC

26. KILLER GAME BY KIRSTY McKAY (CHICKEN HOUSE)I enjoyed Undead and although there are no zombies in Kirsty McKay's new atypical Killer Game, there are affluence of twists and aphotic amusing turns in this abstruseness set in an absolute boarding academy on an abandoned Welsh island. Killer Bold is a whodunit, as jailbait Cate tries to analyze the absolute suspects in what seems to be a affected annihilation bold that is axis added deadly. Cate is an agreeable capital actualization (she says of her acquaintance Marcia that "she brand accession losers and loners; she calm me, afterwards all") and although it's long, at 369 pages, it breezes by as you are absorbed in whether Cate can acquisition the culprit … afore it’s too late. MC

27. ALL MY SECRETS BY SOPHIE McKENZIE (SIMON & SCHUSTER)It's GCSE assay time aback Evie Brown's apple is angry on its head. Why has the 15-year-old been larboard £10million by a bearing mother she never alike knew existed? Sophie McKenzie knows how to artifice a abutting abstruseness chance and the twists of All My Secrets accumulate you glued. Evie ends up at a adeptness for afflicted teenagers on the abstruse island of Lightsea (I admired the band about "insane hippy alert" for the bodies active the camp) and she starts seeing ghosts. Again the absolute crisis begins. There's affair and thrills in this arresting cerebral thriller. MC

28. THE BABY BY LISA DRAKEFORD (CHICKEN HOUSE)The awning of Lisa Drakeford’s admission YA atypical The Babyish adeptness be a bright, brilliant chicken – but inside, there’s a hasty bulk of darkness. The book opens with a boyish girl, Nicola, locking herself in the bath during her best friend’s 17th altogether affair and giving bearing on the floor. The ancestor of the babyish is anon appear as Jonty: the troubled, anxious admirer of Nicola’s best acquaintance Olivia. From this painful, blowzy beginning, we barrage headfirst into the – painful, blowzy – lives of bristles altered characters: Nicola, Olivia, their gay acquaintance Ben, Jonty and Olivia’s misfit boyish sister, Alice. As we move through the aboriginal bristles months of babyish Eliza’s life, anniversary new articulation brings new insights and revelations – and, in the final chapter, a absolutely abrupt twist.

The accent is aloof but emotionally charged, and all bristles of the book’s characters feel like absolute adolescence (a testament, conceivably to the actuality that the author, a acquirements abutment practitioner, has spent years alive with boyish people). The issues affected on are bleak, to say the least: as able-bodied as the acrid realities of actuality a boyish mum – sick-stained clothes, money struggles, activity cut off from your accompany – there’s additionally violence, a boyish man adverse up to the agony acquired by his own absent parents, and atrocious schoolyard bullying. Crucially, however, the book is additionally awash with humour and hope: it’s key capacity are the accent of friendship, and the achievability of redemption. The final scene, in which a actualization finds himself at a party, afflicted by animosity of beatitude and adulation – “his claret and his animation are active with it” – is beautifully optimistic: a admonition that actuality boyish is an animating time, as able-bodied as a alarming one. RH

29. STONE RIDER BY DAVID HOFMEYR (PENGUIN)Sulphur storms, wolves and broiled apple all abound in David Hofmeyr's affected abstruseness Stone Rider, about a jailbait alleged Adam Stone who wants to escape the arid boondocks of Blackwater. His way out could be a perilous bike race. There's affair (the slightly collapsed almond-eyed Sadie) in a dystopian annual with a western feel. The arch genitalia of this admission atypical appear appear the end with the pacy annual of the long, ambagious race. MC ★★★☆☆

30. ONE BY SARAH CROSSAN (BLOOMSBURY)Grace and Tippi are actually abutting at the hip. They are the rare ischiopagus tripus type of accessory twin. Their actualization brings out the affliction in some people. "Around us, bodies all morph into an asshole," says Tippi. Adverse new bodies is a alarming and absolute anticipation accustomed the 16-year-olds are about to alpha school. Sarah Crossan, whose antecedent YA atypical Apple and Rain fabricated our best YA books of 2014, finds a admirable way in One to mix the accurateness of their bearings (people calling the girls devil's spawn or allurement how many vaginas they have) with the attenuate and alive affections of what it charge be like to be them. The book, accounting in chatty and able chargeless verse, is about like a accumulating of affective poems. The abrupt chapter/poem In the Dark, for example, describes Grace's animosity as she lies in bed while Tippi is comatose abutting to her, absorption what it would be like to do aloof as abandoned she wants. The atypical has austere humour, too, as aback the girls adjudge on whether to advertise their chance to advice their financially-strapped parents. "Step up, footfall up, see the two-headed babe comedy badminton," Graces jokes.

The book muses on friendship, solitude, adulation and identity. It additionally raises abstract questions about anaplasty on accessory twins and the blackmail of abiogenetic engineering. But with One you should aloof read, think, adore and weep, because the atypical is absolutely artlessly an achingly sad and admirable chance about what makes any of us human. MC ★★★★★

31. THE BIG LIE BY JULIE MAYHEW (HOT KEY BOOKS)"What best did I acquire but to do forth with it?" A moral catechism that underpins abundant of The Big Lie, a arduous YA book by Julie Mayhew set in a 2014 Britain that is beneath Nazi Rule. Jailbait Jessika Keller is aloft in a bent English Nazi ancestors and as a binding daughter seems to acquire the abstraction that she should aloof be a pure, abeyant baby-machine to abide the adept race. Aback her acquaintance Clementine dares to catechism society, Jessikaalso begins to agnosticism the accuracy of what her mother and ancestor acquire accomplished her. The Big Lie is a acute and abstruse annual of protest, accordance and actualization and a atypical to accomplish you think. MC ★★★★☆

32. PATRICK NESS: THE REST OF US JUST LIVE HERE (WALKER BOOKS)While some of their classmates are affianced in a alternation of baleful encounters with a accumulation of immortals, Mikey and his accompany are aloof aggravating to canyon their aerial academy exams and get a brawl date. As the tag-line of this amusing abolishment of the fantasy brand runs: “Not anybody has to be the alleged one.” At the alpha of anniversary chapter, Patrick Ness summarises what’s activity on with the alleged “indie kids” who are aggravating to save the world. Again he lets his narrator, 17-year-old Mikey, get on with his chance about friendship, affair and boyish neuroses. As Mikey explains: “The indie kids, huh? You’ve got them at your school, too. That accumulation with the cool-geek haircuts and the alms boutique clothes and names from the Fifties. Nice enough, never mean, but consistently the ones who end up actuality the Alleged One aback the vampires appear calling or aback the conflicting queen needs the Source of All Light or something.” Ness is one of the best acknowledged children’s writers about and has alert won the Carnegie Medal. The Rest of Us Aloof Alive Here is a chancy arcane joke: a apology of boyish fantasy fiction. Analysis by Molly Guinness ★★★☆☆

33. LOUISE O'NEILL: ASKING FOR IT (QUERCUS)"I am actuality ripped afar at the seams, my abdomen broken out until I am hollow," says Emma O’Donovan. Aback we aboriginal accommodated Emma, she is 18, abounding of life, and the best admirable babe in Ballinatoom. By again end of Allurement for It, she just wants to be erased, to achromatize away. This is because she has been atrociously gang-raped and subsequently, aback she goes public, subjected to an alarming attack of blame and humiliation. This is babyish boondocks affectation and sexism in the age of the smartphone.

Louise O'Neill, whose admission YA atypical was the amusing and abashing Abandoned Anytime Yours, takes the adventurous footfall of authoritative Emma a arrogant and somewhat abhorrent actualization at the beginning. That's the point. Abduction is the issue, not a agitation about any actualization flaws of the victim. It's adamantine not to wince aback annual the novel. "Slut. Bitch. Skank. Whore. You were allurement for it," bodies column on her Facebook page. Graphic pictures taken during the advance are posted. Twenty boys who were in her kindergarten chic amount her naked, abused body. "I looked at the marks to see what they absolutely anticipation of me, And I admired I was dead."

The final 60 pages are able and distressing. We see the furnishings on her ancestors life, as she weighs up whether to go through with a aching cloister case in a country where the amount of confidence for abduction is abandoned one per cent. She is depressed, abounding of answerability and accepting agitation attacks. She doubts that her parents absolutely acquire that it wasn't her fault. There is a affecting moment aback her mother witlessly refers to the rapists as actuality "good boys really, this aloof got out of hand". It's like a knife through Emma's heart. This is not an anti-man book, though. Two of the strongest, best sensitive, characters are t her acquaintance Conor and her brother Bryan.

Asking for It is a adventurous and important book about abduction culture, sexism and victim-blaming in avant-garde society. Anticipate for a moment, too, about this: it is estimated that about 85% of rapes are never alike appear to the badge in the aboriginal place. Bodies should apprehend Allurement for It but be able for an catastrophe that is as abject as it is honest. MC ★★★★★

34. RHIAN IVORY: THE BOY WHO DREW THE FUTURE (FIREFLY)Two boys are affiliated by parallel stories in this atmospheric abstruseness from Rhian Ivory. Blaze and Noah are both 15 and both alive in the aforementioned village, Sible Hedingham. Both acquire the aforementioned ability, to draw the future. Is it a allowance or a curse? What makes the chance so arresting is that Noah is a avant-garde jailbait while Blaze is a boy accused of abracadabra in the 1860s. I admired the actual feel to the Blaze chapters, and Noah is an agreeable character, abnormally with his insecurities over a blossom affair with Beth. Secrets alpha to appear as crisis grows and Ivory keeps the astriction aerial in this abutting novel. MC ★★★★☆

35. LINDA DAVIES: LONGBOW GIRL (CHICKEN HOUSE)

The acceptance of the Hunger Games was allegedly amenable for an beginning of activity for archery amid boyish women – and now Longbow Girl, the aboriginal YA book from columnist Linda Davies, could abide the trend.

Set in the Welsh mountains – a cautiously evoked landscape, abundant with ball and history – the book follows jailbait Merry Owens. Admitting accepting absent an eye in an blow several years ago, Merry is a accomplished archer: a tough, airy “longbow girl”, descended from a continued band of longbow men. But aback a abstruse archaeological analysis on her family’s acreage plunges her into danger, Merry needs added than archery to survive.

The book is pitched at the hardly boyish end of the YA spectrum, but earlier readers should additionally acquisition a lot to enjoy. Davies has ahead accounting thrillers for adults, and acutely has a adroitness for pacy drama: things bump forth nicely, and there’s some array of aberration or acknowledge in about every chapter. The book additionally isn't abashed to accost some of the harsher realities of rural life: the aboriginal affiliate sees Merry affected to shoot a admired horse, afterwards the beastly is chased and attacked by a neighbour's dogs.

The artifice eventually veers into abnormal breadth – it’s allegedly not abasement too abundant to say that there’s a time biking aspect – but real-life issues, such as money troubles, Merry’s abounding accord with the high chic parents of her best friend, and the challenges of active in a alien area, are anxiously attenuated with the added absurd elements, ensuring that the crisis consistently feels plausible. RH ★★★☆☆

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36. CJ SKUSE: MONSTER (MIRA INK)

CJ Skuse is one of the best consistently arresting YA writers about and Monster is addition antic adventure. The claret starts in the additional branch (with a asleep academy gerbil alleged Rafferty) and continues to the end of a thriller/chiller set in the celebrated boarding academy Bathory. There's a adumbration of girls Hogwarts but with commotion commissioned for magic. Things alpha to about-face aphotic aback capital actualization Nash (16) has to break in the academy over Christmas while her parents coursing for her brother, who is absent in the Colombian rainforest. The chat is snappy, the nicknames amusing (the Golden Snitch, Mrs Stool-Softener) but you adeptness not appetite to apprehend the final affiliate abandoned in the abode . . . or while you're bistro . . . as you acquisition out the accuracy about the Barbarian of Bathory. Abundant fun. MC ★★★★☆

37. PHILIP REEVE: RAILHEAD (OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS)Philip Reeve's fast-paced abstruseness is set in the Arrangement Empire, a approaching beastly civilisation that is congenital about a arrangement of railway curve that criss-crosses the galaxy, casual amid worlds through hyperspace portals alleged K-gates. Railhead draws you in immediately. It's beautifully accounting ("giant gas planets angry their rings like the brims of summer hats beyond a azure sky") and there is article affably adventurous about the author's use of trains instead of amplitude ships. Railhead trains beam cautiously to themselves or accomplish "high, shuddering klaxon-shriek afterlife cries". Into this affected apple is befuddled a boyish petty bandit alleged Zen Starling, who is assassin by a adept bent alleged to steal a abstruse atramentous orb. His chance is the amount of the story, which will address to readers of altered ages as able-bodied as boyish developed fiction fans. Although the technology is adroit and dazzling, the affections of the characters (even the apprentice who wants freckles) draws you in wholeheartedly. Railhead is superb. MC ★★★★★

38. ANNABEL PITCHER: SILENCE IS GOLDFISH (INDIGO)The new atypical from Annabel Pitcher, columnist of My Sister Lives on the Mantelpiece and Ketchup Clouds, begins with a bang, as 15-year-old Tess Turner declares that her father, Jack, is "number one adversary afterwards what I saw on his computer". Jack's 617-word blog shatters her apple and she becomes a careful mute. We apprentice what Tess is cerebration abandoned through her centralized chat with a goldfish-shaped torch. She becomes as abandoned as Pluto, to escape a apple of "fibs and mistruths". Pitcher writes acutely and alluringly and the atypical is abounding of her brand wit - there's a risque antic about Luke Skywalker and his Lightsaber and I admired the advertence to Tess actuality a "hashtag-hypocrite". But Pitcher is additionally ambidextrous with compact subjects: bullying, ancestors clash and the charge to belong. We alive in a apple breadth teenagers are beneath amazing burden both to accommodate and to be apparent as accepted extroverts. The reality? "We're all scared, abysmal down," says the arresting adulation absorption Henry. A arresting read. MC ★★★☆☆

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39. DEREK LANDY: DEMON ROAD (HARPERCOLLINS CHILDREN'S BOOKS)"Amber advised her hand, approved to bethink what her claws had looked like. She was a beast, too, of course. A monster. Not a monster like her parents, though. They were predators - brutal and lethal. No, Amber was the prey, all chastity and vulnerability - except aback she had her claws out." This is 16-year-old Amber Lamont, a archetypal afraid jailbait in abounding ways, except for the abhorrent accuracy about her absolute nature. Derek Landy's new leash begins with the fast-paced Demon Road, which weighs in at a compact 501 pages. There are affluence of thrills and spills as Amber - an arresting and active capital actualization - is affected to go on the run. The abutting instalment comes out in February 2016. MC ★★★★☆

40. RED QUEEN BY VICTORIA AVEYARD (ORION)Describing a Boyish Developed books as “the new Hunger Games” feels clichéd, abnormally aback the final blur adjustment of the closing series, Mockingjay Allotment 2, is about to hit cinemas – but, in the case of Victoria Aveyard’s fantasy atypical Red Queen, the allegory feels justified. Heroine Mare is a “red”. Marked as “normal” by their red blood, she and her kin are affected to serve the ascendant Silvers: a silver-blooded super-race with some appealing austere abnormal admiral (if you appetite to apperceive what these admiral are like, aloof anticipate of the X-Men, or of the “talented” vampires in Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight series). Rebellious, adamant and able-bodied acquainted of the abuse that armament her into a position of servitude, Mare is additionally bent to assure her family. It’s this closing affection that eventually leads to her accepting a job in the Royal Palace, home to the best appalling Silvers of all.

While its fierce, bullheaded charlatan adeptness feel a little too Katniss-y, and its socially-divided apple a little too abundant like Panem, annual Red Queen, the book does not appear over as ever derivative. Aboriginal on, there’s a cogent (if predictable) twist: admitting her actual “redness”, it turns out that Mare has admiral of her own. Following her as she hides in apparent view, bearded as a Silver princess, but still acute insurgency, I acquainted gripped. With any luck, the abutting instalment – the book ends on article of a cliff-hanger - will be appropriately compelling. RH ★★★★☆

41. TROUBLE IS A FRIEND OF MIND BY STEPHANIE TROMLY (HOT KEY BOOKS)Trouble is a Acquaintance of Mind, in which jailbait Zoe moves to a new boondocks and finds herself accidentally investigating the dematerialization of a bounded girl, feels beginning and original. But while its fast-paced artifice was agitative abundant to accumulate me annual to the end, I ultimately activate myself added absorbed by its quirky, acrimonious narrator and its irritating, ambiguous antihero Digby – who turns up on Zoe’s doorstep in the aboriginal chapter, reveals that he’s been watching her, and abruptly demands she email him some photos – than by the chance itself. That said, this was still an arresting debut: I’d adulation to apprehend added from columnist Stephanie Tromly – finer added about Zoe and Digby – in future. RH ★★★☆☆

42. REBECCA STEAD: GOODBYE STRANGER (ANDERSEN PRESS)Goodbye Stranger, by Liar & Spy columnist Rebecca Stead, opens in accomplished appearance with a prologue that makes you appetite to apprehend on. The novel, accessible ill-fitted to the boyish end of the YA market, is a arresting coming-of-age tale, based about a babe alleged Bridge, who has been in an accident. Bridge, who brand assuming Charlie Chaplin moves, is an agreeable advance actualization and the chat is lovely. I admired the amore of the words, as in the example: "If 'umpteen' is the best chat in the world, maybe 'univited' is the worst." A atypical that tackles big capacity in a wry chaste way. MC ★★★☆☆

43. KATHERINE HOWE: CONVERSION (ROCK THE BOAT)

If you’re secretly – or not so secretly – absorbed by the history of abracadabra and the blood-soaked Salem trials, and attractive for a beginning booty on a much-told tale, again Katherine Howe’s new YA novel Conversion could be the absolute read.

Part of the book (two belief are abutting and told at the aforementioned time) offers an abashing annual of the acclaimed case, told from the point of appearance of one of the boyish accusers.

But the meat of the annual is provided by an appropriately advancing avant-garde story, in which final year acceptance at an absolute girl’s academy – a careful bookish hothouse, amid in Danvers, Massachusetts ( above armpit of Salem Village) – all accede to a “mystery illness”.

The students’ affection – from beard loss, to fractional paralysis, to accident the adeptness to allege – are all badly varied, and the academy struggles to analyze the disease. But afterwards attractive into the Salem trials, advocate Colleen begins to doubtable that the annual adeptness not be a carefully medical one…

While Conversion is absolutely article of a page-turner– the drive to ascertain the accurate attributes of the affliction provides a arresting axial abstruseness –perhaps the best affair about the book is its tense, batty atmosphere; the way it evokes the accustomed burden of actuality an ambitious, emotionally accessible teen, while accompanying assuming aloof how calmly this burden can aberration into article monstrous.

RH ★★★★☆

44. CAT CLARKE: THE LOST AND THE FOUND (QUERCUS)When Faith Logan’s sister, Laurel, was six years old, she was abducted. Thirteen years afterwards she allotment home. In The Absent and the Found, Cat Clarke, a antecedent champ of the Redbridge Boyish Book Award, deals in an arresting way with the chance of a burst ancestors in the accessible eye. And it's arresting anxiety abstruseness to cossack as Clarke examines the fall-out from such a abominable event. MC ★★★★☆

45. MY NAME'S NOT FRIDAY BY JON WALTERS (DAVID FICKLING BOOKS)Although the accountable amount is greatly bleak – a freeborn atramentous jailbait alleged Samuel is awash into bullwork during the acme of the Civil War – Jon Walters' atypical is a affective annual of courage and, ultimately, hope. Prepare to be moved, though, by the breakable descriptions of how a naïve drop who believes he has been taken abroad by God gradually realises that the Mississippi cotton acreage into which he has been awash is added like a abode of damnation. MC ★★★★☆

46. FIRE COLOUR ONE BY JENNY VALENTINE (HARPERCOLLINS)Jenny Valentine's sparkling book apparently takes its appellation from Yves Klein's painting FC1 (Fire Color 1); and art is at the amount of the novel. Iris is a jailbait with a abortive ancestors life. Aback her money-grabbing mother Hannah learns that Iris's ancestor Ernest is dying, Hannah tries to get her easily on his amazing art collection. It's a annual of acquisitiveness and materialism but additionally a affecting absorption on an old man's final canicule and the attempts to acquisition acceptation in a awry father-daughter relationship. Fire Colour One is able-bodied advised and abounding of arbitrary insights. And afflicted Iris is a able character. Watch out for a big aberration at the end. MC ★★★★☆

47. WHAT WE LEFT BEHIND BY ROBIN TALLEY (HARPER COLLINS)

Being boyish and gay can be ambagious abundant – let abandoned boyish and transgender – but what if you analyze as “genderqueer”, or as “multigender”, or “genderfluid”? What if none of the identities out there feels absolutely right?

To outsiders, the deluge of gender/sexuality accompanying labels that acquire emerged in contempo years can feel baffling, and conceivably alike unnecessary. It’s been adumbrated that those who use them acquire too abundant time on their hands, or are artlessly confused.

But Robin Talley’s affective YA atypical What We larboard Abaft (the author’s acclaimed debut, Lies We Acquaint Ourselves, was appear aftermost year) shows us what it’s like to battle with these issues from the inside, and alive with them on a circadian basis.The book follows Toni – who believes she may be aptitude appear the macho end of the gender spectrum – and her girlfriend, Gretchen. The brace are abutting during their final year of academy but acquisition themselves afloat afar already they accompany altered universities. Toni begins exploring her/his macho ancillary (at one point, the actualization decides to stop application gender specific pronouns), and blind out with added transgender students. Gretchen, meanwhile, feels alone, confused, and larboard out – abashed about adage or accomplishing the amiss thing, but no best abiding what the appropriate affair is.

What We Larboard Abaft is primarily a book about relationships, and about love. But while abounding YA books focus on the agitative falling in adulation part, this book is added about blockage in love, while advancement your own actualization and faculty of cocky account – article we can ultimately all chronicle to. RH ★★★☆☆

48. UNDER MY SKIN BY JAMES DAWSON (HOT KEY BOOKS)

James Dawson (now Juno Dawson) is a anxiously agitative YA author, and Beneath My Bark doesn’t disappoint, coast us into a apple of atramentous magic, apparitional tattoos, blame and possession. Afterwards shy 17-year-old Sally Feather gets a abstruse boom of US pin-up babe Molly Sue, she lets herself in for a little added than she originally bargained for. Molly Sue, it turns out, has a activity of her own, and begins aggravating to accomplish Sally into a bolder, sexier, added absolute and added alarming person. Things anon activate to get alarming and out of ascendancy – but this isn’t a simplistic cautionary tale. Instead, the book’s catastrophe reminds us that we all acquire a bit of atramentous axial us - and that this isn’t consistently a bad thing. RH ★★★☆☆

49. THE LIE TREE BY FRANCES HARDINGE (MACMILLAN)

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Set in a agilely another Victorian England, it sees Faith, the babe of a ashamed accustomed scientist affective to a fabulous Channel Island, breadth she discovers the actuality of a timberline that, fed by lies, has the adeptness to adapt reality. Hardinge injects evolution, feminism and a Hamlet-esque animus artifice into the mix – and controls it with acuity, bringing aggregate calm into a vivid, beautifully able whole, arena with genre, accent and apprehension forth the way. Hardinge won the all-embracing 2016 Costa Award for this superb novel. ★★★★★ Analysis by Philip Womack.

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