You're the One that I Want

by Cecily von Ziegesar.

So much better than The Hills or similar.

Helping Me Help Myself

by Beth Lisick.

I have a whole new respect for Richard Simmons.

Y: The Last Man, Vol. 1: Unmanned

SO GOOD. I hope my new library has volume 2.

New Moon

by Stephanie Meyer.

Oh HELL YES. I am officially completely and totally into this series. Got Eclipse from the library today, bring it on.

Vertigo: First Taste

Got this for the Gaiman comic, but now only want to read Y: The Last Man. None of the other 5 stories grabbed me like that one.

Betrayed

by P.C. Cast.

Ready for #3 now, gr8thxbi.

I Like it Like That

by Cecily von Ziegesar.

The 5th novel in the Gossip Girl series was absolutely essential after reading Glass.

Marked

by P.C. Cast.

Vampire school! AWESOME!

Body Type

Intimate Messages Etched in Flesh

by Ina Saltz.

I dig tattoos.

I'd Tell You I Love You, But Then I'd Have to Kill You

by Ally Carter.

Spy school! AWESOME!

Glass

by Ellen Hopkins.

The follow up to Crank. JEEZUS. I should not have read this. Off to hit up happy vampire books now.

The Amazing True Story of a Teenage Single Mom

by Katherine Arnoldi.

This was really cool. A cautionary tale in a good way, unlike Inside Out.

Pedro and Me

by Judd Winnick.

I really thought this was going to suck. But it didn't at all.

Sloth

by Gilbert Hernandez.

Yes, excellent, must get Love and Rockets now.

Inside Out

by Nadia Shivack.

Not a fan.

The Saga of the Bloody Benders

by Rick Geary.

Awesome.

Twilight

by Stephanie Meyer.

Yes, good.

The Nature of Jade

by Deb Caletti.

I feel sad now.

Angus, Thongs and Full Frontal Snogging

by Louise Rennison.

Oh look, Bridget Jones is 14.

Fever 1793

by Laurie Halse Anderson.

Yellow fever is nasty stuff.

Rainbow Boys

by Alex Sanchez.

Every collection should have this series for their GLBTQ community.

Because I'm Worth It

by Cecily Von Ziegesar.

I heart Gossip Girl.

Life is Not a Fairytale

by Fantasia.

You know how sometimes someone starts telling you a story, and it's really interesting, but then they just. keep. talking? Yeah, it's like that.

Push

by Sapphire.

Just brutal.

American Born Chinese

by Gene Luen Yang.

Really brilliant.

Andy Warhol: Prince of Pop

by Jan Greenberg and Sandra Jordan.

The skimping on pictures? Laaaaaaaame.

Not the Only One

Lesbian and Gay Fiction for Teens

Edited by Jane Summer.

Some excellent stories. Some not so good. Summer is correct in her introduction. It should just be "Fiction for Teens." No labels, thanks.

The Blue Girl

by Charles DeLint.

Now this is a fantasy I can get behind.

Companions of the Night

by Vivian Vande Velde.

Like a Buffy and Angel story. But sucky.

Tenderness

by Robert Cormier.

Disturbed. But not as disturbed as I should be. Damn creation of sympathy for the perpetrator.