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All Paths Lead to Paris
by Sabrina Fedel
When a fashion influencer with a luxe Parisian life and a fake musician boyfriend meets a "normal" guy and begins to date him on the sly, she must rethink all of her lies-and consider whether they might have a little too much truth in them.
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Among Ghosts
by Rachel Hartman
On the run from a mercenary dragon, among other dangers, thirteen-year-old Charl seeks refuge in an abandoned abbey haunted by an assemblage of ghosts.
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Cruel is the Light
by Sophie Clark
When high-ranking exorcist Selene and mysterious soldier Jules form an alliance despite their forbidden attraction, they uncover a terrible conspiracy about the centuries-old war between demons and the Vatican.
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Come As You Are: A Novel
by Dahlia Adler
After a broken heart and a mix-up that lands her in an all-boys dorm at Camden Academy, Evie Riley teams up with her grumpy, emo dorm mate Salem to navigate their complicated lives, learning about themselves and each other along the way.
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And They Were Roommates
by Page Powars
Transgender teen Charlie's plan to keep a low profile at his boys' boarding school becomes jeopardized when he starts rooming with his former summer camp fling from before he transitioned.
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The Art of Exile
by Andrea Max
To prove her worth to her family, seventeen-year-old Ada infiltrates a school for descendants of exiled Renaissance masters to steal their innovations.
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The Complex Art of Being Maisie Clark
by Sabrina Kleckner
When eighteen-year-old Maisie moves to London to develop her own artistic style outside her family's portrait business, she embarks on a journey of self-discovery with help from her older brother and her brooding photography partner.
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Audre & Bash Are Just Friends
by Tia Williams
In need of inspiration for her self-help book, sixteen-year-old straightlaced Audre hires seventeen-year-old easygoing Bash to be her fun consultant for a summer full of daring experiences and undeniable romance.
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The Beautiful Maddening
by Shea Ernshaw
Seventeen-year-old Lark lives in a decaying family home where white petals cause the locals to fall in love with anyone who bears the Goode last name, but when she meets a boy who seems unaffected by the family curse, she finds herself falling into a feeling she has spent her life trying to avoid.
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Come Home to My Heart
by Riley Redgate
Gloria and Xia, two very different high school seniors in a small South Carolina town, form an unexpected friendship that blossoms into more intense feelings and challenges their identities, forcing them to confront their hidden truths.
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Between These Broken Hearts
by Lexi Ryan
The conclusion of the story of Jasalyn, the human princess armed with death's kiss, and Felicity, the fae shifter on the run, as they race to defeat an evil king and defy a fatal prophecy.
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A Bird in the Air Means We Can Still Breathe
by Browne, Mahogany L.
In this poignant mixed voice, mixed form collection of interconnected prose, poems and stories, teen characters, their families, and their communities grapple with the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The Blood Phoenix
by Amber Chen
An attack by the mysterious pirate fleet, Blood Phoenix, forces Ying and her allies back into the political turmoil of the Nine Isles, while her sister Nian uncovers a dark conspiracy in the capital, as the Isles teeter on the brink of destruction.
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A Catalog of Burnt Objects
by Shana Youngdahl
Seventeen-year-old Caprice wants to repair her family now that her brother has returned home, but wildfires strike her small California town, in a love story and a reflection of the heartbreaking, true story of the 2018 wildfire that destroyed Paradise, California.
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Children of Useyi
by Moses Ose Utomi
The elite group of girl warriors from the Mud Fam, who excel in the sport of Bowing, face new challenges and threats when a mysterious man claiming to come from the gods arrives and initiates a dangerous tournament.
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Brielle and Bear
by Salomey Doku
First-year student Brielle, who dreams of living out her fairytale fantasies at Once Upon a Time University, begins to find her dream coming true with a budding romance, only to uncover that she and her new love interest both have secrets.
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Cruella de Vil
by Sweeney Boo
Even though there's absolutely no hard evidence that noted couturière Cruella De Vil was ever involved in the theft of any Dalmatian puppies, her name has been ruined in all of the tabloids, and now her reputation in the fashion world is hanging by a thread. Which is why she's willing to do anything--ANYTHING!--to restore her good name--even stealing the royal family's priceless jewels!
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Athlete is Agender: True Stories of LGBTQ+ People in Sports
by Katherine Locke
A groundbreaking nonfiction collection of well-known LGBTQ professional athletes and queer authors telling stories about the feeling of belonging that comes with finding a sport that's yours, all dynamically packaged with photographs and full-color interior illustrations.
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Beyond the Board: The Untold Story of the World's Most Daring Big Wave Surfer
by Maya Gabeira
Beyond the Board is the untold story of living legend Maya Gabeira who-at 25-broke her back and went on not only to recover but to hold the record for highest wave conquered by any big-wave surfer in the 2019-2020 winter season. Gabeira has been heralded as one of the top surfers of her generation, male or female-a legend in the making. But who is the ferocious personality beyond the board? Maya's memoir chronicles her journey from determined teen surfer to the indomitable champion, Guinness World Record-holder, and role model she is today. Often called the "Super Woman of surfing," Maya didn't pick up a board until age 15; before that, she was a ballet dancer. Just two years later, she left her home in Rio de Janeiro in order to chase waves around the world, toting a single backpack and waiting tables to get by. As a teen, Maya carved her own path, and her story is a remarkable one: that of a passionate and driven young woman who learned never to flinch-even in the face of death.
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Harford County Public Library
1221-A Brass Mill Rd Belcamp, Maryland 21017 410-273-5600
hcplonline.org
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