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Love on paper
by Danielle Parker
Mary Decanso and Caleb Bernard are two nepo baby writers attending an exclusive writers retreat who are paired up in a romance writing competition and must work through writer's block to create their own love story.
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Where the heart should be
by Sarah Crossan
In 1846 Ireland, where starvation abounds, 16-year-old Nell, a poor Irish scullery maid, falls in love with a British heir, a romance Nell tries to keep hidden and her family together and alive.
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Rhino's run
by Robert Lipsyte
Ronnie Rhinehart, captain of his high school team in football-obsessed Woodhaven, joins a group of misfits who discuss their feelings with a counselor after he punches someone in the face, then someone brings a gun to school and everything changes.
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Rebel witch
by Kristen Ciccarelli
In the conclusion to The Crimson Moth duology, love has never been so deadly when witch Rune makes witch-hunter Gideon an offer he can't refuse and the two pair up to accomplish dangerous goals.
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No Place Left to Hide
by Megan Lally
To Brooke, image is everything and she works hard to maintain perfect grades and looks, especially after “the incident” threatened it all, but one night an old truck starts tailing her, bringing out her worst fears.
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| Artifice by Sharon CameronTo keep her family afloat during the Nazi occupation of Amsterdam, Isa sells a forged Rembrandt to the Nazis, pulling her into dangerous work smuggling Jewish babies to safety and forging more art. |
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| Wings in the Wild by Margarita EngleSoleida flees Cuba alone when her parents are arrested for their artistic expression. In Costa Rica, she meets Daniel, a Cuban American boy escaping California’s wildfires and helping refugees. Together, they work to protect both artistic freedom and the environment. |
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| The Colliding Worlds of Mina Lee by Ellen OhWhile grappling with her family’s narrow vision for her future, Mina draws a webcomic inspired by K-dramas and superheroes. When a freak storm sends her into her own webcomic, she must defeat the villain she created and return to reality. This novel grounds its high-drama plot in sincere emotional growth. |
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| A Forgery of Roses by Jessica S. OlsonMyra is a Prodigy, able to heal people through portrait painting. Desperate for the money she would earn for bringing the governor’s son back from the dead, she puts herself in the path of a murderer. |
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| Bunt! Striking Out on Financial Aid by Ngozi Ukazu & Mad RupertWhen Molly discovers her scholarship to her dream art school has fallen through, she assembles a ragtag softball team in hopes of getting an athletic scholarship instead. |
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Contact your librarian for more great books for ages 14 and up!
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