As you delve into the new school year, the authors at CatholicTeenBooks would like to offer a few suggestions on ways to incorporate fiction into your teen’s lesson plans.

For those seeking a Catholic-friendly look at history, the Story of Civilization makes for a great foundational program.

Modern saints can often seem more approachable and understandable than those who lived a long time ago, especially for young people. Blessed Chiara Badano lived in the late 20th century, and her life has much to teach young people today.

The Big Brain Book: How it Works and All Its Quirks by Leanne Boucher Gill, PhD is a fascinating look at the inner workings of the brain and what it means for your life.

Secrets in September is a fun middle-school novel, perfect for those younger teens who love a good mystery.

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Calculus for Middle Schoolers takes complex concepts and presents them in an understandable and non-scary format.

Shadow in the Dark: The Harwood Mysteries Book 1 by Antony Barone Kolenc Review: Shadow in the Dark by Anthony Barone is an exciting middle-grade…

Perilous Days is a middle-grade novel set in World War II. This story is about a young Catholic teen named Felix, who happens to be growing up in Hitler’s Germany.

Seven Riddles to Nowhere is a wonderfully charming book, perfect for older elementary students and middle schoolers or for anyone who enjoys a beautifully written, hard-to-put-down story.