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International Travel: Teen Books Read a book from the list, or one of your own choosing
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Actually Super
by Adi Alsaid
Embarking on a journey from Japan to Australia and to Argentina and Mexico, 18-year-old Isabel sets out to prove there are real people in the world quietly performing impossible acts of heroism that restore her faith in humanity and hope for the future.
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Hot British Boyfriend
by Kristy Boyce
Joining a study trip to England after a humiliating public rejection, Ellie partners with an overachieving classmate to help him with his crush in exchange for his assistance in winning the affections of an attractive British youth.
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One Great Lie
by Deb Caletti
While in Venice at a writing workshop led by her favorite author, Charlotte gets the chance to solve a long-time family mystery, with the help of sweet, smart Italian Dante, that dredges up secrets about both the past and present.
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My Almost Flawless Tokyo Dream Life
by Rachel Cohn
Discovering that her long-lost father is a Japanese hotel mogul, a 16-year-old foster kid endeavors to please critical new relatives by spending time with her school's wealthy elite, who turn up their noses at her new crush.
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Love & Other Great Expectations
by Becky Dean
Brit Hanson, in England on a scavenger hunt involving the locations of classic novels, must outsmart her fellow competitors, who aren't afraid to play dirty, while putting her heart on the line when she connects with a bookish British boy.
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Tokyo Ever After
by Emiko Jean
Discovering in her senior year of high school that the father she has never met is the Crown Prince of Japan, Izzy is introduced to the realities of being a princess while trying to understand conniving relatives, a hungry press, a handsome bodyguard and thousands of years of tradition.
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Nine Liars
by Maureen Johnson
While studying abroad, intrepid sleuth Stevie Bell is introduced to an unsolved double-murder cold case involving nine friends from Cambridge University and soon discovers the killer hasn't finished what was started back in 1995.
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Darius the Great is not Okay
by Adib Khorram
A Persian-American youth who prefers pop culture to the traditions of his mixed family struggles with clinical depression and the misunderstandings of older relatives while bonding with a boy who helps him embrace his Iranian heritage.
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I Love You So Mochi
by Sarah Kuhn
Eagerly visiting her estranged grandparents in Japan to distance herself from the mother who disapproves of her fashion ambitions, a talented young designer immerses herself in Kyoto's markets and cherry blossom festival and bonds with a cute med student while uncovering illuminating family secrets.
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K-Pop Confidential
by Stephan Lee
Hiding a secret passion for singing beneath a veneer of an obedient straight-A student, Candace enters a K-pop audition on a dare before plunging headfirst into the grueling world of training and rehearsals, before a fellow trainee and a hot boy-band star challenge a strict no-dating rule.
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Wanderlost
by Jen Malone
A teen girl goes out of her comfort zone to help her sister by taking her summer job--leading a tour group of seniors (and the tour company owner's handsome son) through Europe.
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The Prince & the Apocalypse
by Kara McDowell
Stranded in London with the world ending in eight days, Wren Wheeler strikes a bargain with a runaway prince to get home to her family in time to say goodbye and finds herself drawn to this boy whose own agenda could derail both their plans.
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A Cuban Girl's Guide to Tea and Tomorrow
by Laura Taylor Namey
Seventeen-year-old Lila Reyes, furious when her parents send her to the English countryside to recover from grief and heartbreak, unexpectedly falls in love with a teashop clerk--and England, itself.
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Hello, I Love You
by Katie M. Stout
Fleeing the mansion where her rich family blames her for her music star brother's breakdown, Grace clashes with her roommate's brother, a Korean pop sensation who challenges her efforts to avoid the music industry.
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