20 Best November Books for Young Readers

by Isabel Ibañez ; illustrated by Isabel Ibañez

A thrilling, beautifully written page-turner. Full review >

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by Nino Cipri

A stellar example of how the horror genre can embody authentic emotional experiences. Full review >

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by Adiba Jaigirdar

An unconventional and original revenge story with a sweet Sapphic romance. Full review >

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by Simina Popescu ; illustrated by Simina Popescu

An ultimately hopeful portrayal of dance, coming of age, and being true to yourself. Full review >

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by Philip Reeve

A rousing, swashbuckling, dystopian romp. Full review >

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by Jamison Shea

This bold and bloody coming-of-age story is an enthralling page-turner. Full review >

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by Molly Horan

Take our advice—this one is a joy from start to finish. Full review >

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by Maiya Ibrahim

A middle volume that builds on its predecessor’s successes, delivering a captivating and emotionally resonant adventure. Full review >

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by Lex Croucher

A captivating, action-packed, queer reimagining of the Robin Hood legend through the sharp eyes of his granddaughter. Full review >

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by Marisha Pessl

Roll the die, flip the card: We have a winner. Full review >

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by Tina Cho ; illustrated by Deb JJ Lee

Triumphant, moving, and unforgettable. Full review >

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edited by Leah Johnson

Electric: bequeaths confidence-building stories that sizzle with wisdom and a little bit of magic. Full review >

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by Vikram Madan ; illustrated by Vikram Madan

Juicy, joyful, and just right for reading aloud, too. Full review >

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by Edward van de Vendel & Anoush Elman ; illustrated by Annet Schaap ; translated by Nancy Forest-Flier

Profoundly and charmingly moving. Full review >

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by Claire Swinarski

Brilliantly executed: a gem that’s a love letter to theater and summer camp. Full review >

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