Whether at school, a mountain resort or wedding in Bangladesh, YA romances come in every shape and size. The following novels have the perfect spark for summer reading.
Browsing: young adult
The past directly influences the future. In Everything is Tuberculosis and Artifice, authors John Green and Sharon Cameron share how actions big and small can make a world of difference.
The following YA fantasy novels feature magic and mystery, making them good choices for summer reading.
Decades apart, two young women deal with WWII and its aftermath in The Rebel Girls of Rome, by Jordyn Taylor.
A young Black woman dreams of independence while living in 1860s England in The Great Misfortune of Stella Sedgwick, by S. Isabelle.
A teen searches for her biological mother while another copes with giving up her baby in This Book Might Be About Zinnia, by Brittney Morris.
A girl wins first-class passage on planetary ship of all ships in Bound by Stars, a YA romance by E.L. Starling.
Wendy Darling gains new perspective on growing up when she returns to Neverland in Wendy’s Ever After, a YA novel by Julie Wright.
A young jeweler’s apprentice gets caught up in a fight to control kingdoms in Embrace the Serpent, by Sunya Mara.
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.