A girl must choose between saving her father or staying true to her beliefs in Goldenborn, a YA dystopian fantasy by Ama Ofosua Lieb.
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A Syrian American girl uses a magical sketchbook to turn her grief into art in The Ocean Would Paint Me Blue, by Zoulfa Katouh.
The daughters of well-known literary and historical figures band together to hunt monsters in The League of Dangerous Young Ladies, by J. A. Morgenstein.
An adopted teen takes a DNA test to find her biological parents and unknowingly puts herself in the crosshairs of a serial killer in In the Blood, by April Henry.
The younger sister of a slain pop star is determined to solve her sister’s murder in Drop Dead Famous, a YA novel by Jennifer Pearson.
Two feuding teenagers pretend to be in love to keep their parents apart in We Are Never Getting Together, by Janette Rallison.
A teen uses her art to protest injustice and galvanize others to resist in The Danger of Small Things, a dystopian novel by Caryl Lewis.
An elf in hiding joins the court that wants her dead in The Ruins Beneath Us, a YA fantasy novel by Sasha E. Sloan.
Two young people from warring Houses fall in love in Burn the Water, a dystopian take on Romeo and Juliet by Billy Rae.
A Texas teen accused of murder fights to clear her name in The Fall of Iris Henley, a thriller by Jennifer Graham.