7th Grade Books

Seventh graders are developing their own literary opinions and they're not shy about sharing them. These books spark genuine debate and give students something to push back against — which is exactly what good readers do.

4,300 books for ages 12–13

The Bicycle Spy

Yona Zeldis McDonough

Ages 8–12

Enter Three Witches: A Story of Macbeth

Caroline B. Cooney

Ages 9–12

Graceling Realm #4

Winterkeep

Kristin Cashore

Ages 12–18

The Dead House

Dawn Kurtagich

Ages 12–18

Yellow Blue Bus Means I Love You

Morse Hamilton

Ages 12–16

Baby-Sitters Little Sister #10

Karen's Prize: a Graphic Novel

Shauna J. Grant, Ann M. Martin

Ages 8–12

Kill Your Darlings

Yuvashri Harish

Ages 12–18

Dust City

Robert Paul Weston

Ages 12–18

Surviving High School

M. Doty

Ages 12–18

Internet Girls #4

Yolo

Lauren Myracle

Ages 12–18

Frog Princess #1

The Frog Princess

E. D. Baker

Ages 9–13

Rock Star Superstar

Blake Nelson

Ages 9–14

Imposter

Antony John

Ages 12–18

Trapped in Ice

Eric Walters

Ages 8–12

Hardy Boys #7

The Mystery of Cabin Island

F. W. Dixon

Ages 8–12

Jinx of the Loser

H. N. Kowitt

Ages 9–12

The Secret Tree

Natalie Standiford

Ages 8–12

The Ring and the Crown #1

The Ring and the Crown

Melissa de la Cruz

Ages 12–18

WARP #2

The Hangman's Revolution

Eoin Colfer

Ages 9–13

Sea Gift

John Ashby

Ages 8–12

Secret Coders #3

Secret Coders: Monsters & Modules

Gene Luen Yang

Ages 8–12

The Earthsea Cycle #2

The Tombs of Atuan

Ursula K. Le Guin

Ages 12–16

Who Is AC? #1

Who Is AC?

Hope Larson

Ages 12–18

Cezanne Pinto

Mary Stolz

Ages 10–14