"Epic Reads Impulse: Teen Novel Sampler" is a collection of excerpts featuring a variety of young adult novels. Curated to showcase diverse voices and exciting stories, the sampler introduces readers to captivating characters and intriguing plots from emerging and established authors. Each excerpt invites readers into different worlds, ranging from contemporary romance to thrilling adventures and fantastical realms. This compilation serves as a perfect gateway for teens to discover their next favorite book, offering a taste of different themes and writing styles that resonate with young adults today. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

This book is aimed at children at US 8th grade+.

This book has been graded for interest at 13 years.

There are 50 pages in this book.

This is a novella. A novella is short novel or a long short story and typically ranges from 20, 000 to 50, 000 words, which translates to about 100 to 200 pages, depending on formatting, font size, and other factors like page layout. Novellas offer a focused narrative with fewer subplots than a novel and a more direct approach to storytelling. Some famous novellas, such as The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka, fall within this length range.

This book was published in 2015 by Harperteen .

Gail Nall lives in Louisville, Kentucky, with her family and more cats than necessary. She once drove a Zamboni, has camped in the snow in June, and almost got trampled in Paris. Gail is the author of the middle grade novel Breaking the Ice, the coauthor of You're Invited and You're Invited Too, and the author of the young adult novel Exit Stage Left. You can find her online at GailNall. com and on Twitter as @GaileCN. Jen Malone once spent a year traveling the world solo, met her husband on the highway (literally), and went into labor with her identical twins while on Stevie Nicks's tour bus. Jen is the author of The Arrival of Someday and the YA travel romances Map to the Stars, Wanderlost, and Changes in Latitudes. www. jenmalonewrites. com. Anna Caltabiano was born in British colonial Hong Kong and educated in Mandarin Chinese schools before moving to Palo Alto, California; the mecca of futurism. She lives down the street from Facebook in the town where its founders reside, along with the pioneers of Google and Apple. Caltabiano's high school classmates are themselves an eclectic mix: the lost offspring of ultra-wealthy Silicon Valley magnates, aspirational internet entrepreneurs and Stanford philosophy professors.