Books that every teenager should read

Many mothers try to tell the children literature, which is worth paying attention to. At school age, children are quite demanding, emotional. Therefore it will be useful to study the list of books that every teenager should read. In this case, an adult can not only advise the children of literature, but will also have the opportunity to discuss what has been read.

Top 10 books that every teenager should read

At present, there are a lot of decent literature for children. But it is worth highlighting a small list of those books that will accurately affect the world outlook and views of schoolchildren:

1. "Three Comrades," Erich Maria Remarque. The novel tells of a strong friendship, love in the postwar years.
2. "The Catcher in the Rye", D. Salinger. The narrative is conducted on behalf of a 16-year-old boy, and the novel itself influenced the culture of the last century. This work can be safely attributed to books that are worth reading to every teenager.
3. "Harry Potter", D. Rowling. Amazing stories about the wizard boy will be of interest to schoolchildren 10-14 years old.
4. "50 days before my suicide," S. Kramer. The book raises many questions about which children of this age are thinking.
5. "It's good to be quiet," S. Chboski. The book is about Charlie's boy, about his experiences, relationships, feelings.
6. "Chronicles of a clockwork bird", H. Murakami. The mystical plot and fascinating language of the author will appeal to the guys.
7. "Jane Eyre", Sh. Bronte. Girls should be invited to read this story about a girl who was able to go through a series of difficulties, humiliations, while not losing her human face.
8. "Wine from dandelions", R. Bradbury. The hero of the book is a 12-year-old boy, living summer, rich in emotions.
9. "Carrie", S. King. Those who love mysticism, horrors can offer this work. In addition, the guys will see from the side the cruelty of adolescents against their peers.
10. "The stars are to blame," D. Greene. A work about a guy with a girl who met in a support group for cancer patients.