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Here are our favorite teen science fiction novels. These titles are classified as Teen High School (TH) and can be found in the Teen section of the library.
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The Upper World
by Femi Fadugba
Today; During arguably the worst week of Esso's life, an accident knocks him into an incredible world--a place beyond space or time, where he can see glimpses of the past and future. But if what he sees there is true, he might not have much longer to live, unless he can use his new gift to change the course of history. Tomorrow; Rhia's past is filled with questions, none of which she expects a new physics tutor to answer. But Dr. Esso's not here to help Rhia. He's here because he needs her help--to unravel a tragedy that happened fifteen years ago. One that holds the key not only to Rhia's past, but to a future worth fighting for
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The Stranded
by Sarah Daniels
Aboard the Arcadia, which was once a luxurious sea vessel but now a refugee camp after an apocalyptic war, loyal citizen Esther and rebel Nik are thrown together by events that change their lives and the lives of everyone on the ship forever.
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The Traitor
by Richard Paul Evans
With Tara still in the clutches of the Elite Elgen Guard Unit the Chasqui and their malevolent leader, the Sovereign Amash, Michael Vey and the Electroclan have no choice but to continue the fierce battle that has been waging since their arrival in Peru. But saving one of their own means battling a onetime teammate, as Jack has turned traitor and joined forces with Amash and his men. At the same time, the clan must work with the Alpha Team to act before the Chasqui can put their plan to destroy the cityof Arequipa into motion. And when Taylor makes a bold yet dangerous move to save her sister, the urgency climbs even higher. With so many lives at stake, the Electroclan has no time to waste, and no room for error as they take on this latest growing threat.
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Hard Wired
by Len Vlahos
After fifteen-year-old Quinn learns that he is the first fully-aware artificial intelligence, that his entire life is a lie, he feels entirely alone until he bonds with Shea, the real girl behind his virtual crush.
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The Fever Code
by James Dashner
Reveals how Thomas and WICKED built the Maze against the backdrop of an apocalyptic world.
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Arana and Spider-Man 2099: Dark Tomorrow
by Alex Segura
Anya Corazon was a normal Brooklyn teenager with normal Brooklyn problems--until a few months ago, when she was gifted with amazing spiderlike abilities, from super-strength and heightened agility to web-slinging. A powerful mentor guided her on how best to use these new powers for good--until Anya lost him, just as she lost her mother, just as she's about to lose everything she knows. Future of New York City, the home of the Spider-Man of 2099, is where Anya finds herself stranded, tossed across the century. Arana and Spider-Man are about to discover that the enemies they face have dark and powerful connections to both heroes--and that this unlikely team across time will need to save much more than each other.
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The Warning
by Kristy Acevedo
A hologram claiming to be a human from the future shares a sinister warning: a comet is on a deadly collision course with Earth. To survive, people must step through one of the many portals that have opened around the world. The holograms claim to offer safety, but how can anyone be sure?
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The Memory Index
by Julian R. Vaca
In a reimagined 1987, mankind's ability to remember has deteriorated. To fight memory loss, men and women rely on artificial recall by storing memories on tapes and playing them back. Lives are both upended when the founder of Memory Frontier, a billion-dollar corporation, announces the forthcoming release of groundbreaking medicaltechnology that will forever change artificial recall. Five hundred randomly selected students will be sent to a prestigious boarding school, where they will trial the new medical technology in pursuit of a "better tomorrow." But when everything is questioned when students disappear in the night under the watch of the school's ruthless, militaristic dean.
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Throwback
by Maurene Goo
Sent back to the ‘90s where she finds herself in high school with her 17-year-old mother, Samantha Kang finds the right romance at the wrong time while trying to fit into an analog world and make things right with her mom.
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Stars, Hide Your Fires
by Jessica Mary Best
Arriving on Ouris to steal a fortune, expert thief Cass is set up to take the fall when the emperor is murdered and works with a mysterious rebel to clear her name, unraveling a secret that could change the fate of the empire.
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See You Yesterday
by Rachel Lynn Solomon
Stuck in a time loop with her nemesis, college student Barrett Bloom agrees to work with Miles to find a way out, and when they start falling for each other, they wonder what will happen to their relationship if they make it to tomorrow.
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All That's Left in the World
by Erik J. Brown
Putting their trust in one another, two boys, Andrew and Jamie, search for civilization in a world ravaged by a deadly pathogen, but their secrets could cost them everything as they try to find the courage to fight for the future.
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Alone Out Here
by Riley Redgate
When the apocalypse arrives early, a group of teens, including First Daughter Leigh Chen, search for a habitable planet on a starship manned by the pilots mysterious daughter with whom Leigh struggles for control of the mission.
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The Darkness Outside Us
by Eliot Schrefer
Earth's population is divided between only two existing countries which cannot manage to cooperate in any way, until a distress signal arrives from Titan's first settler. Neither country can afford to rescue her on their own if they act separately. Ambrose wakes up on board the Coordinated Endeavour under strange circumstances: he doesn't remember the launch, the ship's OS is voiced by his mother, strangers have been aboard, and Kodiak, the only other person on this mission, has barricaded himself away from sight. But nothing will stop Ambrose from making this mission succeed-- not when the settler he's rescuing is his sister.
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At the End of Everything
by Marieke Nijkamp
Trapped in the Hope Juvenile Treatment Center with a plague raging outside that passes through their ranks while supplies quickly dwindle, a group of incarcerated teens must figure out how to survive in a world that has never seemed to want them.
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Ashfall Legacy
by Pittacus Lore
Sixteen-year-old half-alien Sydney Chambers leaves Earth to seek his long-missing father, and unearths a devastating, centuries-old secret about humanity.
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Legendborn
by Tracy Deonn
Wanting to escape her previous life after the death of her mother, 16-year-old Bree enrolls in a program for high school students at the local university and witnesses a magical attack which reveals her undiscovered powers as well as sinister truths about her mother’s death.
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Victories Greater Than Death
by Charlie Jane Anders
A brilliant alien commander’s human clone teams up with her best friend and crewmates to protect a world that does not yet know that alien life exists.
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The Cost of Knowing
by Brittney Morris
Struggling with constant visions of the future whenever he touches an object or person, 16-year-old ice-cream shop employee Alex Rufus finds his life upended when he has a premonition about the imminent death of his brother.
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The Electric Kingdom
by David Arnold
After a deadly Fly Flu spreads throughout the world, survivors Nico, her dog, young artist Kit, and the mysterious Deliverer roam the earth, seeking to evade the Flies and find a place where life and love can thrive again.
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