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Wayfarers by Jeff Zentner & Brittany CavallaroA must-read for fans of Morgan Matson and Kasie West, this YA novel in verse and conversation--cowritten by bestselling authors Jeff Zentner and Brittany Cavallaro--follows a girl trying to outrun her problems and a boy just discovering the outside world as they embark on a life-changing road trip. |
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Firesnake: The Last Cuentista Book 3by Donna Barba Higuera Itzel has never known a life on Earth. Growing up on Sagan, the granddaughter of the Cuentista, her years have been spent among the dactyls, griblets, and billow seeds of their new planet. But when a mysterious message arrives from across the cosmos, Itzel realizes that the home they thought destroyed hundreds of years ago has survived . . . and with it, another community of humans. Will she and the other Saganites brave the journey back to Earth? And what will they find? |
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Breakout
by Dhonielle Clayton, Tiffany D. Jackson, Nic Stone, Angie Thomas, Ashley Woodfolk, and Nicola Yoon
New kid Anthony invites five of his high-achieving classmates for a spring break vacation at his father’s luxury resort. When a tropical storm wreaks havoc, dark secrets begin to emerge. The superstar team of authors who collaborated on Whiteout and Blackout deliver this clever thriller.
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Like We Were in Paris by Stephan LeeAcclaimed author Stephan Lee (K-Pop Confidential) brings the City of Light to dazzling life in this enchanting, funny, and adorable rom-com about croissants, crushes, and kisses that's perfect for fans of Alice Oseman and Jenny Han. |
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Kingdom of Waves by Melissa de la CruzThe Gilded Wolves meets A Magic Steeped in Poison in the first of a new pulse-pounding YA fantasy duology. Gin and Eban, leaders from two bands of Ophiri thieves, become unlikely allies during a heist as they search for a powerful relic capable of restoring the Ophir's magic, potentially changing the fate of their oppressed people forever.
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| Split the Sky by Marie ArnoldWomen in Lala’s family see visions of the future. One such vision puts Lala in a moral quandary: save a member of the Black Student Alliance from death, or do nothing and allow a powerful social movement to rise from the tragedy? Read-alikes: Brittney Morris’ The Cost of Knowing; Lorraine Avila’s The Making of Yolanda la Bruja. |
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| Songlight by Moira BuffiniIn dystopian Brightland, people with the telepathic ability called songlight are considered “unhuman” and subject to extermination. After Elsa’s boyfriend is imprisoned, she sends out an anguished cry through songlight, drawing her into a vast conflict. This trilogy opener is unputdownable.
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| The Executioners Three by Susan DennardThe morning after Freddie calls the cops on teens partying in the woods, a dead body is discovered. As Freddie investigates the tragedy, a supernatural legend emerges from the past. This gory mystery infuses a coming-of-age story with 1990s atmosphere. |
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| A Constellation of Minor Bears by Jen FergusonMolly doesn’t blame Tray for the climbing accident that resulted in her brother Hank’s traumatic brain injury, but she can’t forgive him either. Now Molly is fulfilling Hank’s dream of hiking the Pacific Crest Trail, and Tray is coming along. Read-alikes: Jessi Kirby’s The Other Side of Lost; Racquel Marie’s This Is Me Trying.
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| A Touch of Blood by Sajni PatelDuring the Fire Wars, naga Eshani bargained her own life away to ensure her people’s survival. Now the Underworld’s gatekeeper needs Eshani’s help healing the plague-stricken realm before the Shadow King claims her. This riveting novel infuses the myth of Hades and Persephone with Indian lore. |
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Contact your librarian for more great books for ages 14 and up!
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