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Ghostsmith
by Nicki Pau Preto
In this action-packed finale to the House of the Dead Duology, Wren and her friends put everything they know to the test as they battle the living and the undead to save their world.
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All Roads Lead to Rome
by Sabrina Fedel
When she's in the wrong gelato shop in Rome at the right time, introverted, slightly anxious Astoria Herriot is drawn into a fake dating scheme, one full of unexpected surprises and feelings, with a Scottish heartthrob for the sake of protecting his relationship with a pop princess.
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Adventures of Mary Jane
by Hope Jahren
Starring the red-headed spitfire from Mark Twain's Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, this brand-new imagining of the classic story follows Mary Jane on her own dangerous and unpredictable journey down the Mississippi River in pre-Civil War America—and the blue-eyed, pony-tailed boy she can't stop thinking about.
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Annie Leblanc Is Not Dead Yet
by Molly Morris
Winning the chance to resurrect her ex-best friend Annie LeBlanc from the dead for 30 days, Wilson Moss, ecstatic to have her back, discovers a loophole that may mean Annie can stay for good, but the only person who can help is someone who hates them both.
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The Ghost of Us
by James L. Sutter
Eighteen-year-old ghost hunter and outcast Cara strikes a deal with a recently deceased student's spirit to woo his depressed sister Meredith, but as Cara unintentionally falls for Meredith, Aiden's ghost fades.
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Better Left Buried
by Mary E. Roach
Told in alternating voices, teenagers Lucy and Audrey investigate a town full of secrets, a family full of mystery, and an abandoned amusement park where people keep turning up dead.
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Girls Like Her
by Melanie Sumrow
Told through a collection of letters, meeting notes, news articles and court transcripts, this unflinching story follows 15-year-old homeless teen Ruby, who is accused of murdering a wealthy businessman and must make desperate choices to prove her innocence with the help of her state-appointed caseworker.
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Dashed: A Margaret Dashwood Novel
by Amanda Quain
In this contemporary update of Sense and Sensibility, Margaret Dashwood is setting sail on an adventurous summer cruise with her sister Elinor, until sister Marianne crashes their vacation and turns all their plans upside down.
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A Game Most Foul
by Alison Gervais
Hiding her hearing loss and plagued by writer's block while attending the prestigious Ashford College's writing seminar, Jules Montgomery decides to investigate the disappearance of a classmate and finds herself paired with two familiar—yet fictional—detectives: Holmes and Watson.
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Death at Morning House
by Maureen Johnson
From the best-selling author of the Truly Devious books comes a new standalone YA about teen Marlowe Wexler who uncovers a mystery while working as a tour guide on an island and must solve it before history repeats itself.
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Eighteen Roses
by Shannon C. F. Rogers
Lucia Cruz is forced to cobble together a debutante court of eighteen friends—when she barely has one—in this funny and touching YA novel about family, community and how far we'll go to protect ourselves from the world.
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Castle of the Cursed
by Romina Garber
After losing her parents in a mysterious attack, seventeen-year-old Estela suffers from survivor's guilt and is sent to live with her Aunt in their ancestral Spanish castle, where she uncovers family secrets and meets a supernatural, silver-eyed boy who claims he is trapped in the castle
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Children of Anguish and Anarchy
by Tomi Adeyemi
Hunted by King Baldyr, the ruler of the Skulls who has ravaged entire civilizations to find her, Zélie searches for allies in unknown lands to save her people before the Skulls annihilate them for good.
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The Color of a Lie
by Kim Johnson
In 1955, a Black family relocates to the suburbs where they must pass for white, but dark secrets about the town and its inhabitants threaten their new home.
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Crashing Into You
by Rocky Callen
Seventeen-year-old Leti Rivera's love of street racing is put to the test when tragedy strikes her family and threatens to tear her apart from the boy she is falling for.
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Drown Me With Dreams
by Gabi Burton
Saoirse, tasked with bringing down the barrier around Keirdre and creating a more just society, uncovers a plot that threatens the entire kingdom.
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Barda
by Ngozi Ukazu
When Granny Goodness decides her champion, Barda, is becoming too soft, she assigns her the task of breaking the seemingly unbreakable Scott Free, but as Barda questions Granny's motives she finds herself drawn to Scott in a way she never expected.
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Brownstone
by Samuel Teer
Left alone with her Guatemalan father for the summer while her mom goes on a once-in-a-lifetime trip without her, Almudena struggles to adjust to this new reality by getting to know the residents of his Latin American neighborhood while helping her dad fix his broken-down brownstone—and their relationship.
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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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