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Teen and young adult fiction about runaways books: top picks
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Best overall EmberThe Running Dream
A powerful story about a track star who loses her leg and finds herself, with themes of resilience and friendship.
- Inspiring and emotional
- Strong character development
- Great for fans of realistic fiction
- May be too intense for some
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Most gripping Chicken HouseStolen: A Letter to My Captor
A tense psychological thriller about a girl kidnapped and taken to the Australian outback, told through a letter to her captor.
- Unique narrative style
- Suspenseful plot
- Thought-provoking themes
- Uncomfortable subject matter
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Best Twilight tie-in LITTLE, BROWNThe Midnight Sun
A companion novel to Twilight, offering Edward's perspective on the story, including his struggles with his dark side.
- For Twilight fans
- New perspective on original story
- Engaging writing
- Not standalone
- Some find repetitive
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Best dystopian QuercusThe Darkest Minds
In a world where teens develop powers and are sent to camps, a group of runaways fights for survival.
- Fast-paced adventure
- Strong world-building
- Engaging characters
- Dark themes for younger teens
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Best suspense Square FishThe Girl Who Was Supposed to Die
A girl wakes up with no memory and a gunshot wound, uncovering a conspiracy as she runs from her past.
- Edge-of-your-seat thriller
- Quick pacing
- Twists and turns
- Implausible elements
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Best survival storySafe House
A teenager on the run finds refuge in an abandoned house in the woods, learning to survive and trust.
- Atmospheric and tense
- Survival elements
- Character growth
- Slow start
- Limited cast
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Best road trip Random House Books for Young ReadersOne Way or Another
A teen girl runs away from home and embarks on a cross-country road trip to find her long-lost father.
- Heartwarming and funny
- Relatable protagonist
- Beautiful scenery
- Predictable plot
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Best paranormal twist Square FishThe Lonely Dead
A girl who can see and speak to the dead runs away from home to solve a murder that everyone thinks she committed.
- Unique premise
- Mystery elements
- Engaging
- Sometimes confusing
- Pacing issues
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