Casey Bluett is androgynous. Ever Since she decided to cut her hair short in the seventh grade, she is constantly being mistaken for a guy. It's always annoying always having to correct people when they said Mr, or sir. Most of the time she would let it slip and let them go on believing she was a guy. The one thing she hated the most was the judging stares she always got everywhere she went, the same look the publishers of vogue would give an outfit put together by a 5 year old. But after she first saw Skylar Mills, the most beautiful girl Casey had ever seen, none of those stares really mattered. Cover photo: Paula Zago

This my story about being trans and what I deal with as a high school student. (junior!) Best Non-fiction ranking: 2nd

The Corporation has created powerful weapons. Genetically-enhanced children, in fact. But when a group of children escapes from their prison, they find that their involvement in the world may be bigger then they realized. In a world of hovercrafts, acid rain and orange skies, will they even live as normal children--or was their destiny really to be assassins?