A Thousand Fires, a quick-moving thriller set in a slightly dystopian San Francisco, features an engaging, conflicted heroine set on revenge.
Crying Laughing, an improv-infused story about an aspiring comedienne, will have comedy nerds and curious newbies LOLing.
A harrowing story of survival based on an actual 18th-century event, Where the World Ends is a stunning literary achievement.
Holly Black’s writing flows like honey in this satisfying yet bittersweet conclusion to her Folk of the Air trilogy.
The Toll concludes a masterpiece of allegory and plot twists that transcends genre and age, set in a futuristic world as complex and ambiguous as our own.
Darker and more mature than its Raven Cycle predecessors, Call Down the Hawk explores the next chapter in fan-favorite Ronan Lynch’s story.
A Constellation of Roses is a tearjerker tale about the nature of love, the meaning of family and the magical powers of pie.
The Guinevere Deception weaves together all the familiar characters of legend and lore.
The How and the Why presents an honest and accurate view of how many adopted teens must feel.
In this fantastical Gothic tale, the lives of two sisters raised in a mysterious citadel are changed forever when a stranger enters their world.
Three teens have more pressing problems than a possible alien apocalypse in Farah Naz Rishi’s dynamic debut.
Fans of books featuring long lineages of magical women, doomed romances and quests to master supernatural powers will find much to enjoy in Winterwood.
Five teens are swept up in a quest to find the final resting place of a mythical Welsh king in this stellar series opener.
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