Authors:  A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z  Sabatini -> Sachs -> Said -> Sakurai -> Salisbury -> Salvatore -> Sanderson -> Sanderson -> Sargent -> Savage -> Schindler -> Schneider -> Schroeder -> Scott -> Scott -> Scrimger -> Sedgwick -> Seidler -> Selfors -> Seo -> Shakespeare -> Shan -> Shan -> Shan -> Shanahan -> Sharenow -> Sheinmel -> Shinn -> Shinonome -> Showalter -> Siamon -> Simmons -> Simner -> Singer -> Skovron -> Sleator -> Smith -> Smith -> Smith -> Smith -> Smith -> Smith -> Snyder -> Solitaire -> Sones -> Soto -> Spencer -> Spinelli -> Spradlin -> Springer -> St. Onge -> Staples -> Stead -> Steinhofel -> Stevenson -> Stevenson -> Stewart -> Stewart -> Stiefvater -> Stoddard -> Stone -> Strickland -> Stroud -> Suda -> Summers -> Summy -> Sutherland   Kirsten Smith The Geography of Girlhood Little, Brown & Co., 2006 (2006) Hardcover This novel told uniquely in verse takes its narrator, Penny Morrow, from age fourteen to eighteen. (HW)   Robert Louis Smith & Geof Isherwood Antiquitas Lost: The Last of the Shamalans Medlock, 2011 (2011) Softcover A long yet detailed (and illustrated!) epic fantasy aimed at teen boys. (RM)    Roland Smith Peak Harcourt, 2007 (2007) Hardcover Fourteen-year-old Peak is arrested for climbing a skyscraper in New York City. His dad comes half way around the world to rescue him, but Peak soon finds out that's not the only reason he came. (LS)   Sherri L. Smith Flygirl Putnam, 2009 (2009) Hardcover Ida Mae Jones dreams of flying, just like her daddy. Will she be strong enough to break through the obstacles in her path to become a real Flygirl? (ES)   Sherri L. Smith Sparrow Delacorte, 2006 (2006) Hardcover This tale of interracial friendships and mutual needs is a seemingly simple story, told in first-person narrative, and set mainly in New Orleans. (JL)