best books for teenagers

the 10 most widely read by teenagers


Although in many cases the stories do not have a great lesson there, or good teaching, business books - real success among adolescents - at least encourage the practice of reading.

The Harry Potter saga, Twilight and Eragon are conspicuous by their fantasy, carrying the reader into a different world and daring, showing the trend among literary writers for children and youth.

Have Inkheart and The Little Prince (The latter published in the 40s!) Present the true teachings.

It is difficult to choose the ideal theme for the teen reader, because even his own life at this stage is a real best seller.

But regardless of the subject, reading is always good! It is important!

Below are the 10 most widely read by teenagers:



1. Harry Potter Collection - J. K. Rowling
2. The Twilight Saga (Including New Moon, Eclipse and Breaking Dawn) - Stephenie Meyer
3. Gossip Girl - Cecily von Ziegesar
4. Inkheart - Cornelia Funke
5. Dear Diary Sucker - Jim Benton
6. The Princess Diaries - Meg Cabot
7. The Eragon Series (Including Eldest and Brisingr) - Christopher Paolini
8. The Lightning Thief - Rick Riordan
9. The Pequene Prince - Antoine de Saint-Exupery
10. Tales of Beedle the Bard - J. K. Rowling

Harry Potter can lead to consistent taste for books?


In 2008, Harry Pottter and Bela, the protagonist of the Twilight series, have to follow about 3.3 million students in the state public network. The two sets of books became part of the reading rooms of 4,200 schools from 5th to 8th of Elementary and Secondary Education of the State of Sao Paulo. The aim is to arouse interest in reading through the biggest hits for teenagers. Another experience happened with Harry Potter in public libraries in Maringá (PR), also last year.

Children and teenagers love to trade books, but turn up their noses to the books listed by the school. The obsession with best-sellers, however, is not cause for concern, as shown in reporter Cynthia Costa in a series of reports published by Educate to Grow. They also give tips on how to use the most popular books as bait to attract young people into reading more elaborate works.

And you believe that Harry Potter can encourage young people to be interested in reading more consistent? Leave your opinion in the comment box.Undo edits