List of Gay Male Teen Novels
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- A Better Life, Louis Stevens
- All These Things, Tyler Reedus
- Angry Management, Chris Crutcher
- Another Kind of Cowboy, Susan Juby
- Athletic Shorts, Chris Crutcher
- As You Wish, Jackson Pearce
- Baby Be-Bop, Francesca Lia Block
- Bad Boy, Diana Wieler
- Band Fags!, Frank Anthony Polito
- Big Guy, Robin Stevenson
- Boy Meets Boy, David Levithan
- Boyfriends with Girlfriends, by Alex Sanchez
- Chimneys: A Ghost Story, Christian Mollitor
- Collide, JR Lenk
- Dance on My Grave, Aidan Chambers
- Drama Queers!, Frank Anthony Polito - (winner, Lambda Literary Award)
- Dramarama, E. Lockhart
- Dream Boy, Jim Grimsley
- Dude 101, Kevin Hunter
- Eight Seconds, Jean Ferris
- Geography Club, Brent Hartinger
- Getting It, Alex Sanchez
- The God Box, Alex Sanchez
- Hello, I Lied, M. E. Kerr
- Hero, Perry Moore
- House of Night series, P. C. Cast and Kristin Cast
- I'll Get There. It Better be Worth the Trip, John Donovan
- Impulse, Ellen Hopkins
- Ironside, Holly Black
- Jagger's Revolution, Kevin Hunter
- Kiss, Jacqueline Wilson
- Lord of the White Hell, Ginn Hale
- The Man Without a Face, Isabelle Holland
- Mesmerized, David-Matthew Barnes
- Mortal Instruments Trilogy, Cassandra Clare
- My Most Excellent Year, Steve Kluger
- The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Stephen Chbosky
- Peter, Kate Walker
- Pretty, C. Kennedy
- Rainbow Boys, Alex Sanchez
- Rainbow High, Alex Sanchez
- Rainbow Road, Alex Sanchez
- The Sledding Hill, Chris Crutcher
- Safe, C. Kennedy
- Slaying Isidore's Dragons, C. Kennedy
- So Hard to Say, Alex Sanchez - (winner, Lambda Literary Award)
- Someday This Pain Will Be Useful to You, Peter Cameron
- Something Like Summer Jay Bell
- Son of a Witch, Gregory Maguire
- Sprout, Dale Peck
- Suicide notes, Michael Thomas Ford
- Swimming in the Monsoon Sea, Shyam Selvadurai - (winner, Lambda Literary Award)
- Swimming to Chicago, David-Matthew Barnes
- Tombstone Digs, CJ Lions
- Totally Joe, James Howe
- The Vast Fields of Ordinary, Nick Burd
- Vintage, A Ghost Story, Steve Berman - (finalist, Andre Norton Award)
- War Boy, Kief Hillsbery
- What They Always Tell Us, Martin Wilson
- Will Grayson, Will Grayson, John Green and David Levithan
- Witch Eyes, Scott Tracey
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