These are what people are most interested in in the Young Adult collection at the moment just now. 2014 has been the year of the movie, but! There is a new entry that doesn’t come with a movie (although it is by a YouTube sensation, so kind of sort of nearly): Girl Online. This deserves a book cover pic, to the right. And we’ll be getting a few more copies.
1. The Maze Runner, James Dashner [no change]
2. The Scorch Trials, James Dashner [no change]
3. The Fault in Our Stars, John Green [up 1]
4=. Girl Online: the First Novel by Zoella, Zoe Sugg [new]
4=. The Hunger Games, Suzanne Collins [again, again]
6=. Minecraft: construction handbook [down 3]
6=. Divergent, Veronica Roth [no change]
8=. Insurgent, Veronica Roth [up]
8=. Allegiant, Veronica Roth [up]
10. Paper Towns, John Green [back again]
These are the 10-ish most requested Young Adult titles for the month. We have recently got more copies of the Maze Runner series, so good news if you’re waiting to read it or re-read it!
This month we’re excited to see a New Zealand book make our most wanted list: hello to Fleur Beale’s I am Rebecca! New movies for old books If I Stay and The Giver mean they’re really popular at the moment also. The good news: Revenge of Seven has arrived, along with extra copies of If I Stay, and also Richelle Mead’s Silver Shadows. We are busily getting these ready for you.
These are the 10 most-requested Young Adult titles for August. The Revenge of Seven by Pittacus Lore is being published this month (we should have it in 3 weeks or so), also Four by Veronica Roth is on its way. Good news! This month the Most Wanted list was visited by John Green’s other book, Paper Towns.
These are the 10 most-requested Young Adult titles for this month, presided over by John Green. An abundance of John Green.
Business is booming for the Young Adult collection (and particularly for Veronica Roth and Minecraft): the first, second and fourth most popular titles in the entire library are Young Adult, so there you go.
These are the 10 most reserved Young Adult titles for the month. Happy reading!
These are the 10 most reserved Young Adult titles for the month. Hollywood rules: if they’re making movies of you (or your series) you’re onto a good thing. We’re really looking forward to The Fault in Our Stars (June) and Divergent (April).
The Book Thief has raced up the reserves list since New Year’s. It’s got staying power: first published in 2006, it was on our most wanted list in 2009 – 2010, and has been on the New York Times bestsellers list continually for a very long time. It’s also one of 5 movie books on our list this month.
These are the 10 most requested items in the Young Adult collection for this month. Because Catching Fire the movie ends on such a cliffhanger, everyone’s naturally wanting to re-read Mockingjay to remember what happens next – reserve yours now if you haven’t got around to it yet, so you don’t have to wait ages! See you next year.
It’s business as usual for the most popular YA titles this month. If there’s something you really want to read, place a reserve! (Also have a look to see if we’ve got the 
Black Friday, the new book in the spin-off CHERUB series, makes it into the list of the ten most reserved YA titles this month. There are lots of things we’re looking forward to arriving over the next few months (Allegiant, The Fall of Five, Black Friday, plus many others). It’s all good.
These are the ten most reserved / issued young adult titles as of today, including a couple of new titles – The Elite, the sequel to 
