The Artemis Fowl series is for young adult/teen reading

Artemis Fowl is a twelve year old genius, super rich, and is the head of a large crime family. I cannot remember why, but his parents are not around; at least for the first book. Fairy people have been living in secret, hiding themselves from humanity. In the first book, Artemis Fowl captures a fairy named Holly Short. Artemis holds her for ransom in an attempt to restore his family's fortune.

The first of the Artemis Fowl (Eoin Colfer) books is in my inventory. Request it from me if you like.

I have a lot of young adult books I just boxed up from my son's room. Are there moochers out there still interested in YA books?

I also have a bunch of younger chapter books like Wayward School and a bunch of Choose Your Own Adventure. Are there moochers out there who are interested in these?

Just thought I'd ask before I listed them. If no one is interested then I will probably donate them to a local place.

Thanks for reading...

(originally posted in wrong place... sorry... semi-newbie here)

Just posted a bunch of kids/YA books!

Always looking for good YA reads. I like fantasy, NOT ROMANCE. I'm into stuff like Harry Potter, Neil Gaiman, Howl's Moving Castle, not Twilight. Thank you.

Hi all,

I have quite a few YA books, if anyone's interested. Francine Pascal, Jenny Carroll/Meg Cabot, Louise Rennison, Patricia C. Wrede, Alice Hoffman...

Take a look!
Thanks,
Britt

Hi all,
I just noticed this forum and though it looked pretty cool. It's too bad that it's so inactive, though. Are there still any other teens or young adults on here who want to chat about books?
-Daisy

I post mostly YA books, so take a peek at my shelf or add me as a friend if you want.

i have a couple of interesting YA books

Oil by James Laxer- a nonfiction guide to "the relationship between oil, geopolitics, and money, and he examines how different parts of the world — both users and suppliers — relate differently to this commodity."

and

Dating Hamlet by Lisa Fiedler- a retelling of Hamlet from Ophelia's point of view.

please feel free to mooch if you find them interesting!!

I've got a great cookbook. For the younger set in my inventory. "Recipes, interviews, etiquette, and secret tips from the greatest personalitiez in surf, skate, snow, and BMX." Richly illustrated with action photos and fairly simple instructions for the foods likely to please teens. It's not haute cuisine but it may show your kid that serving a meal is a universal pleasure achievable by all of us. Im amazed at how much "good stuff" exists nowadays for young adults. And there are no substirutes for a cookbook in today's pantheon of digital devices! Bon Appetit young son.

I have "The Hatchet" available in my Inventory. Suitable for younger teens and mature pre-teens. As an adult reader it held my interest despite being a quick read. There is a brief but exciting description of a moose attack!

Perfect reading for a summer camping trip.

I'm a teenager and I read primarily young adult books. Books on my wishlist don't come up that often, but it would be cool if I could check out inventories of other people who have ya books so I can find books not on my list as well. Also, I often have books that I haven't posted yet (most on there are my mom's), so I can look at your lists as well to see if maybe I have some on there!
Hope this forum will help some people, and thanks!