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Teen and young adult fiction about prejudice and racism books: top picks
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Best overall ClarionThe Hate U Give
A powerful story about a teen navigating racism and police brutality after witnessing her friend's shooting.
- Authentic voice
- Timely topic
- Engaging plot
- Emotionally heavy
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Most thought-provoking EmberDear Martin
A teen writes letters to Martin Luther King Jr. while facing racial profiling and injustice.
- Unique format
- Provokes reflection
- Relatable protagonist
- Some pacing issues
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Best for humor & heart LITTLE, BROWNThe Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian
A Native American teen leaves his reservation school to attend an all-white school, facing racism and identity struggles.
- Humor intertwined with pain
- Illustrations
- Inspirational
- Mature themes
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Best romance with racial themes EmberThe Sun Is Also a Star
Two teens from different cultural backgrounds meet and confront prejudice and immigration issues in NYC.
- Romantic and thought-provoking
- Diverse characters
- Unique structure
- Predictable at times
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Best courtroom drama AmistadMonster
A black teen on trial for murder explores racial bias in the justice system through a screenplay format.
- Innovative format
- Moral complexity
- Fast-paced
- Ambiguous ending
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Best dual perspective Atheneum/Caitlyn Dlouhy BooksAll American Boys
Two teens - one black, one white - navigate the aftermath of a police beating, exploring racism and community.
- Two viewpoints
- Relevant issues
- Compelling narration
- Some stereotypes
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Best poetic narrative PenguinBrown Girl Dreaming
A memoir in verse about growing up as an African American in the 1960s and 70s, facing racism and finding identity.
- Beautifully written
- Historical context
- Emotional depth
- Slow for some readers
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Best graphic novel First SecondAmerican Born Chinese
A graphic novel intertwining three stories about Chinese-American identity, racial stereotypes, and self-acceptance.
- Visual storytelling
- Multiple storylines
- Humor
- Simplistic art style for some
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Best slam poetry style Quill Tree BooksThe Poet X
A teen in Harlem uses poetry to express herself and navigate her strict religious mother and racial prejudice.
- Lyrical prose
- Empowering
- Authentic voice
- Sparse plot
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