Teen Books recommended by Oshkosh Public Library staff

A Thousand Beginnings and Endings: 15 Retellings of Asian Myths and Legends by Ellen Oh
Recommended by Kallie S.
Available as a Hoopla audiobook and Hoopla ebook
Available as a Libby audiobook and Libby ebook

What's better than a single book? One single book with many, many stories! As the weather cools off, it's the perfect time to curl up with an anthology. This book opened my eyes to new myths and legends. Each retelling has a unique twist. Some take place in ancient times while others are modernized for the 21st century. I found some of my favorite stories between the pages of this book!

A Sign of Affection by suu Morishita (Mangaka group)
Recommended by Emma M. 

A Sign of Affection is a new romance manga featuring a Deaf college student and a multilingual boy who catches her attention when he helps her with a foreigner. It's very quiet, sweet, and introspective with a strong focus on the main character, Yuki, and how she experiences the world.

How to Manage Your Eco-Anxiety by Anouchka Grose
Available as a Hoopla audiobook and Hoopla ebook
Recommended by Eliana L. 

This book discusses eco-anxiety, or chronic distress about Climate Change and its impacts on the environment and humankind. Full of colorful drawings, this book takes readers through 10 steps to managing this anxiety, crafted by expert psycho-analyst Anouchka Grose.