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The Awakening of Roku
by Randy Ribay
On his way to begin his waterbending training, Avatar Roku and his companion Gyatso investigate a mysterious illness threatening the Northern Water Tribe.
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The Rose Field
by Philip Pullman
Lyra and Malcom's quests converge as they race toward the mysterious red building in the desert of Karamakan said to hold the secret of Dust where they encounter an unforeseen threat that will change everything.
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Coldwire
by Chloe Gong
A dystopian story following a young soldier who is framed for a political assassination and must team up with her country's most wanted terrorist to clear her name.
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The Devouring Light
by Kat Ellis
A group of rival musicians find themselves stranded in an abandoned house that seems to know everything they want-and will provide it to them . . . at a cost.
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Don't Forget to Breathe
by Sara Waxelbaum
The lives of Hanna and Zoe, a ballerina and pianist in their senior year of high school, collide as they look towards their future--and it changes their worlds.
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Fade Into You
by Amber Smith
Two unlikely high school seniors, Jessa and Bird, join forces to break up their best friends' toxic relationship, but in the process, they begin to fall for each other and discover new aspects of themselves
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Every Spiral of Fate
by Tahereh Mafi
Alizeh and Cyrus, along with Kamran and their friends from Ardunia, must flee on dragon-back to begin the perilous journey into the legendary mountains of Arya, where a firestorm of revelations, magical discoveries and fresh allies awaits them.
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Ban This!: How One School Fought Two Book Bans and Won (And How You Can Too)
by Christina Ellis
Fighting Censorship equips readers with arguments against the common reasons that are given to ban books in schools and public libraries. Having successfully fought against book bans in their school district by organizing protests and media interviews to raise awareness, the authors share how to fight back against book bans, speak out against censorship, and win the right to intellectual freedom.
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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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