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Windsor Genres
Literature is one of the ways to understand and combat the difficult
social issues
that shape our world.
We gain tolerance, and empathy when we read about the struggles of others and we may learn more about ourselves in the process!
Social/ Emotional Health
All My Puny Sorrows
by
Miriam Toews
All the Bright Places
by
Jennifer Niven
By the Time You Read This, I'll Be Dead
by
Julie Anne Peters
Cut
by
Patricia McCormick
Darius the Great Is Not Okay
by
Adib Khorram
Every Last Word
by
Tamara Ireland Stone
Fangirl
by
Rainbow Rowell
Fans of the Impossible Life
by
Kate Scelsa
Finding Audrey
by
Sophie Kinsella
Gravity Journal
by
Gail Sidonie Sobat
Highly Illogical Behavior
by
John Corey Whaley
I'll Give You the Sun
by
Jandy Nelson
The Impossible Knife of Memory
by
Laurie Halse Anderson
It's Kind of a Funny Story
by
Ned Vizzini
Letting Ana Go
by
Anonymous
Made You Up
by
Francesca Zappia
Memoirs of a Teenage Amnesiac
by
Gabrielle Zevin
OCDaniel
by
Wesley King
The Perks of Being a Wallflower
by
Stephen Chbosky
The Reason I Jump
by
Naoki Higashida
The Rest of Us Just Live Here
by
Patrick Ness
Say What You Will
by
Cammie McGovern
The Spark
by
Kristine Barnett
Still Alice
by
Lisa Genova
Thirteen Reasons Why
by
Jay Asher
The Unlikely Hero of Room 13B
by
Teresa Toten
Will Grayson, Will Grayson
by
John Green; David Levithan
Wintergirls
by
Laurie Halse Anderson
Societal Conflict
This Book Won't Burn
by
Samira Ahmed
Bullying & Violence
The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian
by
Sherman Alexie
All the Rage
by
Courtney Summers
American Born Chinese
by
Gene Luen Yang
Bronxwood
by
Coe Booth
Dear Bully
by
Megan Kelley Hall
Everything I Never Told You
by
Celeste Ng
Fishtailing
by
Wendy Phillips
The Girls
by
Emma Cline
Goth Girl Rising
by
Barry Lyga
Hate List
by
Jennifer Brown
I Am Malala
by
Malala Yousafzai
Letters to a Bullied Girl
by
Olivia Gardner; Emily Buder; Sarah Buder
Lullabies for Little Criminals
by
Heather O'Neill
Monster
by
Walter Dean Myers
Orbiting Jupiter
by
Gary D. Schmidt
Playground
by
50 Cent Staff
Room
by
Emma Donohue
Shooter
by
Caroline Pignat
Speak
by
Laurie Halse Anderson
Street Pharm
by
Allison van Diepen
Takedown
by
Allison van Diepen
To This Day
by
Shane Koyczan
The Truth about Alice
by
Jennifer Mathieu
Tyrell
by
Coe Booth
Under the Bridge
by
Rebecca Godfrey
Substance Abuse/Addiction
Last Night I Sang to the Monster
by
Benjamin Alire Saenz
Louis Undercover
by
Fanny Britt; Isabelle Arsenault (Illustrator)
Med Head
by
James Patterson; Hal Friedman
Tweak
by
Nic Sheff
We All Fall Down
by
Nic Sheff
Challenging Relationships
An Abundance of Katherines
by
John Green
The Beginning of Everything
by
Robyn Schneider
Bitter End
by
Jennifer Brown
The Dogs
by
Allan Stratton
Educated
by
Tara Westover
Eleanor and Park
by
Rainbow Rowell
Emmy and Oliver
by
Robin Benway
The Glass Castle
by
Jeannette Walls
Happyface
by
Stephen Emond
How It Feels to Float
by
Helena Fox
The Sky Is Everywhere
by
Jandy Nelson
Tell the Wolves I'm Home
by
Carol Rifka Brunt
Thousand Words
by
Jennifer Brown
A Very, Very Bad Thing
by
Jeffery Self
We Are All Made of Molecules
by
Susin Nielsen-Fernlund
We Were Liars
by
E. Lockhart
What Happened to Goodbye
by
Sarah Dessen
Where Things Come Back
by
John Corey Whaley
Wild
by
Cheryl Strayed
The Year They Fell
by
David Kreizman
Ziggy, Stardust and Me
by
James Brandon
Hey, Kiddo
by
Jarrett J. Krosoczka
North of Normal
by
Cea Sunrise Person
Discrimination
The 57 Bus
by
Dashka Slater
Dear Martin
by
Nic Stone
Half the Sky
by
Nicholas D. Kristof; Sheryl WuDunn
The Hate U Give
by
Angie Thomas
Internment
by
Samira Ahmed
On the Come Up
by
Angie Thomas
So You Want to Talk about Race
by
Ijeoma Oluo
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