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Lucy in Between
by Sarah Callender
When thirteen-year-old Lucy's older brother commits suicide, she and her mother travel to Peru to stay with the father she has never really known to try and cope with their grief-- Provided by publisher.
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Death Card
by Jasmine Smith
When eighteen-year-old witch Mikaela pulls the Death card during a tarot reading, she decides to spend more time with her soon-to-be murderer to uncover her motives, only to discover that dark magic is spreading as witches around her begin to lose their powers.
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There Are Ghosts Here
by Adrienne Tooley
Willa has no memory of anything before arriving at Dorsey House, and when she meets two sinister girls who seem to already know her, she slowly begins to lose her grip on what is real . . . and what is a lie. A haunting contemporary speculative thriller for fans of Kill Creatures and We Were Liars. Willa Childs doesn't know why she's at Dorsey House. The tragic accident that banished her to the mysterious reformatory perched at the edge of the sea is lost in the recesses of her murky memory. The Dorseys themselves offer no answers, and the only other wards, Caroline and Ivy, seem intent on keeping Willa in the dark--and on the outside of their obsessive friendship. Yet as the days pass, it begins to feel like the sinister twosome knows Willa better than she knows herself. And as her memories gradually return to focus, the girls become even stranger, doing their best to convince Willa that she's been at Dorsey House before. Only, that's impossible. Or is it? If they're telling the truth, Willa can no longer trust her own mind. The line between reality and nightmare begins to blur. Willa is certain Dorsey House is haunted, but by what? And if she can't remember leaving, how will she ever escape?
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Hollow Magic
by Mars Lauderbaugh
Hollow Magic is a highly anticipated young adult fantasy graphic novel from creator Mars Lauderbaugh (illustrator of the Cemetery Boys cover) about found family, magic, and the power of deciding for yourself who you truly are.
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Mary Sue
by Meghan Fitzmartin
Fiction collides with reality when a teen fanfic writer's vampire OC comes to life in this young adult graphic novel. Written by the screenwriter of one of fandom's most popular series, Supernatural Cassie has a thriving online life writing vampire fanfic of her favorite show, but when her secret identity is exposed at school, things go from awkward to atypical--especially when Jessica, her hot vampire original character, steps out of the story and into the real world. From acclaimed screenwriter and comics writer Meghan Fitzmartin (Tim Drake: Robin, Supernatural), and popular artist, Lisa Sterle (Squad), Mary Sue is a hilarious and heartfelt collision of fandom and fantasy all in one genre-bending series. Collects Mary Sue #1-5.
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Monarchs in the Wild
by Israel Moya
After witnessing the tragic death of a classmate, seventeen-year-old Cal desperately searches for a way out of his blink-and-you'll-miss-it rural town of La Sombra, California--before he, too, becomes a nobody-migrant statistic.
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Contact your librarian for more great books for ages 14 and up!
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