Neal Shusterman and Scott Westerfeld tackle serious issues in their books for teens, often blending genres that include fantasy, science fiction, and horror. The complex plots are thought-provoking,...

Both Neal Shusterman and Sarah Gailey write creepy speculative stories that combine surprising, sometimes offbeat elements into cohesive and complex narratives that are frequently suspenseful...

In their science fiction stories for tweens and teens, both Neal Shusterman and William Sleator are known for compelling, mind-bending plots that will leave readers questioning the...

These authors' works have the appeal factors bleak and creepy, and they have the genre "dystopian fiction"; and the subjects "dystopias," "soul," and "revolutionaries."

These authors' works have the genres "science fiction" and "fantasy fiction"; and the subjects "teenagers," "teenage boys," and "supernatural."

These authors' works have the appeal factors creepy, leisurely paced, and first person narratives, and they have the genre "horror"; and the subject "self-perception."

These authors' works have the genre "dystopian fiction"; the subjects "teenagers," "dystopias," and "soul"; and characters that are "flawed characters."

These authors' works have the appeal factors disturbing and unputdownable, and they have the subjects "supernatural," "sixteen-year-old girls," and "paranormal phenomena"; and characters...

These authors' works have the appeal factors bleak and disturbing, and they have the genre "dystopian fiction"; and the subjects "dystopias," "competition," and "violence."

These authors' works have the appeal factors disturbing, and they have the genre "dystopian fiction"; the subjects "teenagers," "dystopias," and "near future"; and characters that are...

These authors' works have the genre "paranormal romances"; the subjects "supernatural," "spirit possession," and "teenage boy-girl relations"; and characters that are "well-developed...

These authors' works have the appeal factors bleak, disturbing, and multiple perspectives, and they have the genre "dystopian fiction"; the subjects "dystopias," "fugitives," and "totalitarianism";...