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Tamsin Winter
This is a contemporary story about reputation, social pressure and the effect a shared image can have. Amelia’s response gives the book a clear focus on recovering agency after a public mistake.
Cindy L. Otis
A tense contemporary mystery about how online attention, rumours and conspiracy theories can escalate. Quinn’s investigation is interwoven with friendship strain, disability, bullying and the pressure to keep an audience engaged.
Suzanne Collins
This is a bleak, emotionally charged dystopian novel: survival, loyalty and resistance unfold amid child combatants, grief and tightly controlled public narratives. Its literary symbolism and political ideas sit alongside substantial graphic violence.
Melinda Salisbury
A tense, contemporary tech thriller about wanting recognition and discovering that helpful technology can take influence too far. It offers a clear springboard for discussing online choices and personal control.
Geraldine McCaughrean
A tense political-disaster adventure about a servant suddenly given public power, with shifting accounts of events and difficult choices about trust, responsibility and survival.
Monique Turner
A high-pressure thriller about Harper pursuing online fame and entering a reality show where influencers are watched, judged and pushed towards their limits.
Tamsin Winter
A sharply relevant story about a young person whose private life has been turned into public content, offering humour and cringe alongside serious questions about consent, dignity and parental responsibility online.
Sally Nicholls
This is a focused contemporary family story about children’s privacy online. It offers a plot-led way to consider sharenting, consent and the consequences when a parent’s public identity depends on children’s visibility.
Seán Farrelly
A grief-centred mystery about the gap between a person’s private self and online persona, combining emotional recovery with questions about what digital traces can reveal—or conceal.
Morton Rhue
This is a school-set novel about how a group experiment changes relationships, authority and public debate. Its central interest is the tension between belonging and independent judgement, with the school newspaper representing a challenge to growing conformity.
Beverley Naidoo
This is a serious, fast-moving story about living under unequal rules and trying to tell the truth when authority decides who is believed. Creative expression and close relationships provide its strongest sense of hope.
Laura Wood
A lively school-election story about finding allies, challenging unfairness and turning strong feelings into action. Its campaign plot combines humour, friendship and political participation with a developing lesson about listening and working constructively with opponents.
L. Frank Baum
A whimsical quest combines magical characters, tongue-in-cheek humour and determined friendship with a strong longing for home. Its imaginative surface is interrupted by abrupt, casually narrated violence that may surprise readers expecting gentler fantasy.
Lisa Thompson
A lively mystery about art, friendship and the consequences of a secret becoming much larger than expected. It offers suspenseful investigation alongside attention to shame, anxiety, money worries and pressure to perform.
Monique Turner
This is a contemporary YA thriller about online fame, human creativity and AI’s expanding influence. It combines humour and drama with a dark turn, while following Mikah’s increasingly consequential mukbang success.
Nadia Shireen
A comic election story about leadership, campaigning and judgement. Its animal cast and illustrations suggest a playful presentation, while hidden agendas and a particularly mean villain may make some scenes more intense.
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