14 Best Books For 14 Year Old Girls

The book offers a sense of connection, of understanding, of honesty about things left unspoken, or whispered behind hands and closed doors. This book speaks to the sense of alienation that many teens experience, the questions of who they are and where they belong.

Named a Top Indy Book of the Year by Barnes and Noble, this novel follows Bean, an empathic and spiritually evolved 15-year-old who is determined to unravel the mystery of her brother Sam’s death. Though all evidence points to a suicide, her heart and intuition compel her to dig deeper. As one reviewer put it, “Despite the grave beginnings, Winter of the Wolf soars to a hopeful finish that left me feeling fulfilled and inspired.” It’s perfect for all ages but is a must-read for teens and for anyone who’s experienced loss or questioning the afterlife. All author proceeds support Ms. Handler’s work at the Wolf Conservation Center.

There are a lot of Peter Pan re-imaginings or reinventions out there, but this one really stands out from the crowd. The theme has shifted from a child-oriented not wanting to grow up to a more teenage-oriented struggling to find your place in the world, and, while all the iconic Peter Pan characters and locations are present and accounted for, they’ve all shifted in interesting and creative ways to bring this new story to life. (This is a trilogy, with the final book to be released on December 21).

This book talks about teenagers who face the ups and downs in life. It makes the teen reader laugh and cry, and they travel along with this book. It makes them feel that they are not alone. Each word in this book reveals the feel of a teen. Undoubtedly it serves as the best friend for a teen girl. I was inspired by all the chapters, and it helps the teen girl to understand life. It contains numerous teaching lessons to realize who they are. In short, it is the best book for a teen, and you can gift them as a well-wisher.

Tara’s Family Secrets is a compelling coming-of-age story set in the island of Jamaica. It touches universal themes appealing to a global audience. Tara has recently become a teenager who believes that having achieved this long desired milestone earns her the right to be included in whatever goes on in her family. Her parents seem to think otherwise and so Tara is determined to find out things for herself, so she decides to eavesdrop on her parents’ conversation. This leads to the discovery of some family problems which she takes upon herself to solve with her very limited knowledge of adults and their world. She sometimes misconstrues what she hears and takes a series of actions that have unintentional consequences which almost overwhelm her and nearly lead to disaster in her family. Another of her challenges is having to deal with her bullying classmate who is a constant thorn in her side. However, Tara survives her many escapades and emerges a wiser and more mature teenager in the end.

This is a super cute teen romance about 18 year old shy Eliza who (similar to me) spends her entire life only writing a webcomic. When a new boy at school shows up and urges Eliza to live her life outside the box she created, she’s unsure what to do. This is a great book about self discovery, finding your passion and connecting with us! It deals a lot with anxiety and overcoming it

This is such an incredible series! It’s fantasy, so you know it’s amazing. In this book we’re put in a world, the Graceling realm, where rare people are Graced – meaning they have exceptional skill whether that be fighting, cooking, lying, dancing etc. It’s clear to tell the Graced apart as they have two different eye colors. Our main protagonist is Katsa, niece of the tyrannical king, who believes she is Graced with the skill of fighting or so she believes. As the king’s niece, she is forced to use her skill for evil. That is until she discovers what she truly was meant to use it for.

This is a classic novel that tells the tale of four devoted sisters – Jo, Beth, Meg, and Amy – and while it can be quite hilarious, at times, there are sad moments in there as well as the narrative seeks to teach young women that growing up isn’t always easy, as readers follow the sisters from adolescence to adulthood, with all the joy and sorrow of life in between. It especially emphasizes how one can remain a good and moral person, and reminds the reader of how wealth is not a guarantee of happiness, but rather the support of family is what is more important and valuable, thereby giving young girls the opportunity to truly learn complex and enriching lessons.

Liesel Meminger is a foster girl living outside of Munich, who scratches out a meager existence for herself by stealing when she encounters something she can’t resist–books. With the help of her accordion-playing foster father, she learns to read and shares her stolen books with her neighbors during bombing raids as well as with the Jewish man hidden in her basement.

This book is a classic for a reason. It is told in a succession of smaller, more in-depth and detailed chapters, which may be a new approach for young readers. In this 110-page book, the main character, a young Latina girl in Chicago, is coming of age and, like your own adolescent, determining who and what she will become. This is a title that your child will want to read more than once since it is relatable and engaging.

This 2013 book by Nobel Peace Prize laureate Yousafzai (who was targeted by the Taliban for her outspokenness about the significance of girls’ education) is incredibly inspirational and should be mandatory reading for any young person as a first-person account of how, with passion and dedication, anybody can change the world.

A book characterized by family drama, complicated friendships and an unexpected romance. This book is amongst the favorites for teenage girls. The book resonates with most girls who have just entered adolescence and understand life much more seriously. The protagonist of the book is an easy to identify with teenage girl who goes through many life changes all at once, leaving her overwhelmed. She finds refuge in an expected romance and turn of events.

A book set in a summer camp which is full of adventure and secrets, ofcourse all the teenaers love it.You have a match is written by Emma Lord who is a sensation amongst teenage girls. The book revolves around Abby who does a very harmless DNA test only to find out she has a long lost sister. This one test sets in course a series of adventurous events that make for the most exciting but overwhelming summer camp of her life.

The book is a tale of friendship among four young girls who travel from place to place and still manage to fight for their special bond. The entire book surrounds this pair of pants that surprisingly fits all the four girls. They make a pact to pass on the pants to each other throughout the summer. A summer which they will remember for the rest of their lives. The book speaks to every teenage girl who loves her girl friends and has ups and downs in their friendship.