2007 Popular Paperbacks for YA (Category--Religion)

No Shame, No Fear

By Ann Turnbull

A young Quaker girl and the son of a wealthy merchant face intolerance and persecution in 1662 England in this gripping historical novel that evokes the passion and idealism of young love.

Sixteen-year-old hereditary witch Stacey Brown has nightmares of her roommate being murdered and hopes that her magick will be enough to protect Drea--unlike the last person whose death Stacey dreamed.

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Night

By Elie Wiesel

Presents a true account of the author's experiences as a Jewish boy in a Nazi concentration camp.

Emily Ever After

By Anne Dayton

Seeking an escape from life in her small California town, Emily Hinton is delighted when she is offered a job in New York City, where she finds herself torn between the glamour and glitter of New York and her determination to remain true to her morals.