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2. Go to Ransom's catalogue to find an amazing choice of fab books. They include every possible style and reading age: from football, factual, quirky girl, vampire, thrillers, action, manga, adventure, to teen issues. Find the ISBN number of the books you'd like. Then, type it into the 'search' box on Amazon, Waterstones or Blackwells, or take the ISBN to your librarian or bookseller.
3. Barrington Stoke is a publisher that specialises in dyslexia and reluctant readers. Find all their books here, including reviews.
4. If your teenager won't read, try typing 'quick reads 2013', 2012 or 2011 (etc) into Amazon. They're all rated 4-5 stars and are designed to hold an adult or teenager's interest, while being very easy to read. Books are by big names, including Andy McNabb, Maeve Binchy, Val McDermid, James Patterson and more.
5. This series has shorter books that look big: they have a third of the words of a normal novel. Very engaging, especially for teens.