A superhero-loving boy born without hands finds the hero inside himself in The Bionic Boy, a middle-grade novel by Lynn Plourde.
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A girl’s induction to a secret society comes at a price in Secrets of the Blue Hand Girls, a mystery by Rowana Miller.
Learn more about Wicked’s two leading ladies in two new picture books: Spotlight on Cynthia Erivo and Spotlight on Ariana Grande
When the king is killed, the six people who were last with him all become suspects in I Killed the King, a YA fantasy mystery by Rebecca Mix and Andrea Hannah.
A middle-schooler writes herself a fake love letter in hopes of fitting in with new friends in Dear Jackie, a graphic novel by Jessixa Bagley and Aaron Bagley.
A family “gift” gives a girl the chance to change a key moment in her life in Rewind to Us, a YA novel by Molly Morris.
You Are My Rainbow, by Michael Joosten and Monge Lua celebrates pride in one’s family and in oneself through a rainbow of colors.
From contemporary to fantasy, the following upper young adult books feature LGBTQ main/major characters and queer topics.
A spoiled cousin could upend the lives of three undocumented siblings in Outsider Kids, in the sequel to Parachute Kids, by Betty C. Tang.
Snow White must kill the Evil Queen’s daughter in order to save her kingdom from blight in The Wildest Things, by Andrea Hannah.