Books about Buddhism?

Does anyone know of any books aimed at teenagers about Buddhism? Thankyou

These are some of the books in my collection that I recommend:

By The Dalai Lama:
*The Art of Happiness
*How to Practice the Way to a Meaningful Life
The Essense of Happiness
The Little book of Inner Peace

Zen:
*Essential Zen
*Complete Enlightenment
The Little Zen Companion

Other:
*Introduction to Buddhism: An Explanation of the Buddhist Way of Life
*The Dhammapada
The New Meditation Handbook (audio book)
The Tibetan Book of The Dead

*strongly recommend

Seriously if you are a woman don't bother, it's exactly the same as Christianity for you if you have a womb.

Dunno about books aimed at teenagers but Buddha.net has many many sources that you can download for free and read. Books about meditation and general Buddhism for students and people who are new to it.

Here's a link: http://buddhanet.net/library.htm

All the books are .PD, super easy to read.

EDIT: The original Buddha had female disciples, it's Tibetan culture and Indian culture that make women inferior, if you read the Dhammapada (the oldest known Buddhist Scripture) it says nothing about men or women, if you read about the Buddha he said nothing about men or women. All of the sexist crap was added in by sexist cultures that influenced the religion. But sexism is an attachment and if we make different rules for men and women, if we distinguish between men and women then we have not become enlightened.

In fact, the Buddha and the DHammapada said that we are ALL one, no matter who we are. We're all human and we all suffer and feel pain.

*"Buddhism For Beginners" By: Thubten Chodron - teaches the Essence of Buddhism, the Life of The Buddha, Love and Compassion, 'Purification, and Analytical Meditation,' Impermanence and Suffering, Selflessness, Karma: the Functioning of Cause and Effect, Science/Creation/Rebirth, The Buddhist Traditions {IE: Theravada, Mahayana, Pure Land, Zen, Vajrayana, etc.), Steps Along the Path, Working With Emotions, Dharma in Everyday Life, Women and The Dharma, Family & Children, Spiritual Teachers, and Prayers and Rituals. She also has an excellent sequel to this book
called: "Open Heart, Clear Mind", and a website: http://www.thubtenchodron.org/ - just click: select section and then Youth and The Dharma.

*"Andrew Weiss - has a beginner's book on the practice of Mindfulness Meditation called "Beginning Mindfulness: Learning The Way of Awareness" which teaches Mindfulness Meditation, Walking Meditation, Lovingkindness Meditation, Tonglin: The Art of Practicing Compassion, and Mindfulness in Everyday Life.

May all beings be happy and free from suffering.