Bildungsroman
In literary criticism, a Bildungsroman is a literary genre that focuses on the psychological and moral growth of the protagonist from youth to adulthood, in which character change is important.
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Apple in the Middle
Book by Dawn Quigley
Color Me In
Novel by Natasha Diaz
Not the Girls You're Looking For
Book by Aminah Mae Safi
Ask Me How I Got Here
Novel by Christine Heppermann
The Things That Will Not Stand
Book by Michael Gerard Bauer
The Moon and More
Book by Sarah Dessen
In-between Days
Book by Vikki Wakefield
Autoboyography
Novel by Christina Lauren
Nantucket Blue
Book by Leila Howland
The Virtue of Sin
Novel by Shannon Schuren
Tales of the Madman Underground
Book by John Barnes
Before You Go
Book by James Preller
Suicide Notes
Novel by Michael Thomas Ford
Donald Duk
Novel by Frank Chin
Alex As Well
Book by Alyssa Brugman
Eden West
Book by Pete Hautman
The Night Wanderer
Novel by Drew Hayden Taylor
Tell it to the Moon
Book by Siobhan Curham
If It Makes You Happy
Novel by Claire Kann
Heart Song
Book by V. C. Andrews
Unfinished Symphony
Novel by V. C. Andrews
The How & the Why
Book by Cynthia Hand
Warrior of the Wild
Book by Tricia Levenseller
Corbenic
Book by Catherine Fisher
Inkdeath
Novel by Cornelia Funke
Only Everything
Book by Kate Brian
Zahrah the Windseeker
Novel by Nnedi Okorafor
God Loves Hair
Book by Vivek Shraya
Little Red Lies
Novel by Julie Johnston