Re: Teen books

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---Patti Larrabee <Patti.Larrabee@hsc.utah.edu> wrote:
>
> Camille,
> I, too, am a big fan of "teen" literature.  There is some good stuff
out there and it should not be discounted.  I was happy when my kids
first started reading things like Paul Zundel, or perhaps The Giver by
lois Lowery.  Can you reccommend any others that I may have missed?
> Patti.Larrabee@hsc.utah.edu
> 
Although the books you are writing about are categorized as teen
literature my friends and myself read those books in elementary
school. I remember when I was in elementary school I read some really
crappy books like the babysitter's club. As soon as my Dad noticed
what I was reading he took action and tried to get me to read great
literature. I am so grateful he did that because now I live for great
literature.
-Liz Friedman

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