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Faktypro’s 2023 teen-book selection

photograph of a 14-year-old boy reading in a garden in Queensland, circa 1910–1920; State Library of Queensland. The library permits reuse with attribution. Source and provenance: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Teenage_boy_reading_a_book_in_the_garden,_1910-1920_(6752288625).jpg.
photograph of students reading in the Tuskegee Institute library, 1902; photographer Frances Benjamin Johnston, Library of Congress. LOC says no known restrictions on publication. Source: https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2009632000/.
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photograph of a 14-year-old boy reading in a garden in Queensland, circa 1910–1920; State Library of Queensland. The library permits reuse with attribution. Source and provenance: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Teenage_boy_reading_a_book_in_the_garden,_1910-1920_(6752288625).jpg.

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In April 2023, the Ukrainian website Faktypro published an editorial selection of 11 books for teenagers, calling it its “Top 11.” It included fantasy and adventure series—Harry Potter, The Hobbit, and Percy Jackson & the Olympians; dystopian novels—The Hunger Games and The Giver; and realistic novels and mysteries, including The Perks of Being a Wallflower, The Fault in Our Stars, the Nancy Drew series, Eleanor & Park, The Outsiders, and The Hate U Give. This is the website’s editorial list, not a ranking supported by sales data or a reader survey.