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Books like Audrey, Wait!
Award winning
Also Known As
Robin Benway, 2013
308 pages
Why to read
- Engaging spy-themed adventure stimulates imagination.
- Features strong, relatable teenage protagonist.
- Encourages resilience and problem-solving skills.
- Ideal for promoting literacy and focus.
Also Known As
Robin Benway, 2013
Sleuth or Dare
Robin Benway, 2014
306 pages
Why to read
- Engaging mystery narrative boosts critical thinking skills.
- Relatable teen characters enhance emotional development.
- Encourages problem-solving through interactive plot twists.
- Offers enjoyable and meaningful reading experience.
Sleuth or Dare
Robin Benway, 2014
Award winning
Better Off Friends
Elizabeth Eulberg, 2015
288 pages
Why to read
- Explores friendship dynamics with depth and humor.
- Encourages understanding of diverse perspectives and relationships.
- Supports social and emotional development through engaging storytelling.
- Offers valuable lessons on communication and empathy.
Better Off Friends
Elizabeth Eulberg, 2015
Award winning
Open Road Summer
Emery Lord, 2018
352 pages
Why to read
- Captures essence of friendship and personal growth.
- Engaging road trip adventure sparks imagination.
- Addresses themes of love, reconciliation, and self-discovery.
- Ideal for young adults seeking relatable emotional journeys.
Open Road Summer
Emery Lord, 2018
Award winning
Stop in the Name of Pants!
Louise Rennison, 2008
286 pages
Why to read
- Engaging, humorous storyline captures children's interest.
- Relatable adolescent struggles aid in emotional development.
- Encourages self-reflection and growth.
- Ideal for family bonding over shared laughter.
Stop in the Name of Pants!
Louise Rennison, 2008
Award winning
Under the Spotlight (Jamieson Brothers, 3)
Angie Stanton, 2015
400 pages
Why to read
- Captivating family dynamics and personal growth.
- Encourages resilience and pursuing dreams.
- Highlights importance of family support.
- Engaging storyline with relatable struggles.
Under the Spotlight (Jamieson Brothers, 3)
Angie Stanton, 2015
Award winning
When You Get the Chance
Emma Lord, 2022
308 pages
Why to read
- Vibrant storytelling encourages emotional resilience and empathy.
- Engages young readers with contemporary, relatable dilemmas.
- Inspires creativity and self-discovery through dynamic characters.
- Supports development of literacy and social skills.
When You Get the Chance
Emma Lord, 2022
Award winning
Mates, Dates and Great Escapes (The Mates, Dates Series Book 9)
Cathy Hopkins, 2004
160 pages
Why to read
- Promotes friendship values and emotional growth.
- Engaging, lighthearted exploration of teenage dilemmas.
- Fosters empathy and understanding among peers.
- Encourages self-discovery and personal development.
