Two feuding teenagers pretend to be in love to keep their parents apart in We Are Never Getting Together, by Janette Rallison.
Browsing: YA review
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.
A teen with a mysterious scar on her face struggles with the secret she’s been keeping since she was a young child in A Scar Like A River, by Lisa Graff.
A girl starts receiving letters from the love of her life who happens to be writing to her from years in the future in Love Me Tomorrow, by Emiko Jean.
A teen gets a rude awakening when he discovers he’s been reliving age 16 for years in 16 Forever, by Lance Rubin
Jennifer Iacopelli’s popular novel and soon-to-be Netflix series Finding Her Edge is now available in paperback.
A college freshman’s life is turned upside down when her secret crush is cast on her own dating show in The Cuffing Game, by Lyla Lee.