After an extraordinary childhood encounter, Heather longs to see her space alien friend one more time in this magical picture book.
For all its intricacies and secrets, this is ultimately a story about a family fracturing and coming back together, only to fall apart all over again.
In Nina LaCour’s first novel since her 2018 Printz Medal, 18-year-old Mila is placed as an intern on an idyllic farm after aging out of the foster care system.
The streets of Brooklyn snap into focus on the very first page of Christy Hale’s Out the Door, a salute to the daily routines that define our lives.
Legendborn, Tracy Deonn’s debut novel, upends fantasy tropes with skill and style and establishes Deonn as an important new voice in YA.
Combining all the ingredients for a perfect read-aloud, In the City is an introspective meditation on the rewards of noticing what’s right in front of us.
How It All Blew Up authentically depicts the growing pains of a young queer person reconciling his sexual orientation with the expectations of two communities.
Breathless is a frank and tender novel of self-discovery that fans of Sarah Dessen and John Green will enjoy.
Christina Soontornvat recounts the incredible rescue of the Wild Boars boys soccer team; in her talented hands, it’s at once a nail-biter and a revelation.
Aida Salazar’s second novel in verse is a moving portrait of a family longing for freedom and fighting to be free.
A Whale of the Wild offers brisk drama alongside insight and wisdom, showing readers the vital importance of taking care of each other and the world we live in.
Little Bird, the story of a crow who’s the smallest member of her flock, celebrates knowledge, truth and the joy of stepping outside your comfort zone.
In this impressive debut novel, Liz Hyder spins a satisfying web of tension, action and revelation, rooted in a truly unique narrative voice.
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