This murder mystery set against the Gilded Age’s grand ambitions and gory underbelly is a gorgeous, visceral and mystical experience.
Little Women fans and newcomers alike will find much to appreciate in Bethany C. Morrow’s sophisticated remix of Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel.
Rora, a shape-shifter, must return to the land she fled as a child to find the cure to a magical sickness in this ambitious debut fantasy novel.
Longtime Enola Holmes fans as well as those who met Sherlock’s irrepressible younger sister via last summer’s hit film will devour this brisk, stylish mystery.
This fast-paced fantasy novel, set in a plague-ravaged kingdom, shows how those who dare to envision a better future also have the power to make it a reality.
Finch Kelly dreams of becoming the first transgender member of Congress—but he has to win the national debate championship first.
During the summer of 1878, Elizabeth dreams of becoming an astronomer and witnessing a once-in-a-lifetime solar eclipse.
If you think you know where this road trip story in verse is going, think again.
In this bildungsroman in verse set in New York City in the 1980s, Alma ponders life, love and what, exactly, the plural of Walkman is.
The River Has Teeth is a richly atmospheric mystery that isn’t afraid to delve deep into the darkness of its premise.
When townsfolk go missing and Amity Falls starts to crumble, Ellerie must uncover what’s really haunting her home in Erin A. Craig’s haunting second novel.
Emma Kress’ debut YA novel celebrates female friendship with wit, heart and plenty of pulse-pounding field hockey action.
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