2014 was another great year for teen, or young adult, literature with a
few authors dominating the scene. No surprise that John Green's The Fault in Our Stars was number 1 and his Looking for Alaska, Paper Towns, 
An Abundance of Katherines were numbers 5, 8 and 10 respectively. Maze Runner (#2) by James Dashner, Divergent (#3) & Insurgent (#4) & Allegiant (#7) by Veronica Roth, and If I Stay (#6), Gayle Forman, The Book Thief (#12), Markus Zusak,all were popular even before 
the movies
premiered. Thirteen Reasons Why (#11) was bolstered when Jay Asher came to
Oxford on his 50 states tour. Kiera Cass, The Selection (#13) and Ally
Condie, Matched (#15), Suzanne Collins, The Hunger Games (#16) & Catching Fire (#14), Cinder (#17), Marissa Meyer, all evidenced the
continuing popularity of dystopian and speculative fiction in young
adult fiction as it is enjoyed by readers of all ages.
An Abundance of Katherines were numbers 5, 8 and 10 respectively. Maze Runner (#2) by James Dashner, Divergent (#3) & Insurgent (#4) & Allegiant (#7) by Veronica Roth, and If I Stay (#6), Gayle Forman, The Book Thief (#12), Markus Zusak,all were popular even before the movies
premiered. Thirteen Reasons Why (#11) was bolstered when Jay Asher came to
Oxford on his 50 states tour. Kiera Cass, The Selection (#13) and Ally
Condie, Matched (#15), Suzanne Collins, The Hunger Games (#16) & Catching Fire (#14), Cinder (#17), Marissa Meyer, all evidenced the
continuing popularity of dystopian and speculative fiction in young
adult fiction as it is enjoyed by readers of all ages.