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Anticipation
by Neil Taylor
Riya Sudame inherits her father's secret AI algorithm, enabling her and a handful of carefully selected Keyholders to predict people's futures using their online data. Enter Jim Booker, a powerful social media tycoon, who will stop at nothing to steal the technology for himself. Riya faces a critical choice: fight the ruthless tech giant or relinquish her father's creation in exchange for a normal teenage life?
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Finding Normal
by Jennifer Salvato Doktorski
Gemma Leonardo plans to visit all five towns in the U.S. named "Normal"... right after she escapes a children's hospital where she's being treated for anorexia. Fellow patient Lucas Polizzi, a wrestler with bulimia, has a getaway car. Sick of being told they're sick, Gemma and Lucas team up for a themed road trip to "the Normals." But with each passing mile, they soon realize it is their growing love and friendship, not a place on a map, that will put them on the path to recovery.
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Gradchanted
by Morgan Matson
Cass Issac thinks Grad Nite at Disneyland will be the perfect way to finish up high school. She'll have a magical last night with her best friend, Bryony. Instead, the night is disastrous. She meets cute British bassist Freddie Sharma and accidentally ruins his big break. Then Cass gets in a major fight with Bryony. Next she's thrown into a literal time loop--forcing her to relive the most dramatic night of her life, over and over. Will she be stuck in Grad Nite forever?
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I Am Not Jessica Chen
by Ann Liang
Jenna Chen wishes on a shooting star to change places with her flawless, Ivy League-bound cousin Jessica. When her wish is granted, she quickly discovers Jessica’s life is far from perfect. And people might be forgetting Jenna Chen altogether.
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| Kirby's Lessons for Falling (in Love) by Laura GaoWhen a rock-climbing injury forces Kirby to find a new extracurricular activity, she chooses the newspaper club. At first she butts heads with Bex, the co-editor of an astrology-based relationship advice column, but then romance blossoms. |
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| The Otherwhere Post by Emily J. TaylorBecause Maeve’s father famously unleashed horror with writing-based magic, she keeps a low profile, living under a fake name. An anonymous letter claiming her father’s innocence prompts her to learn the arcane magic for herself and uncover the truth. |
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| The Scorpion and the Night Blossom by Amélie Wen ZhaoÀn’yīng’s father perished when demons invaded the mortal realm nine years ago. Hoping to win an immortality pill for her mother, Àn’yīng travels to the celestial realm to compete in a deadly competition. |
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Solving for the Unknown
by Loan Le
Viet Ho, a lovable oddball obsessed with forensic science, meets Evie Mai, a biology major. The two bond over their shared hometown and similar history, as both juggle family expectations while seeking to forge their own path.
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Tag, You're Dead
by Kathryn Foxfield
Teen reality star Anton Frazer unveils his latest stunt: a livestreamed, citywide game of Tag. Four contestants have different motives for participating--money, revenge, obsession, and fame. Despite the risk, each will stop at nothing to be the last one standing.
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| They Bloom at Night by Trang Thanh TranEver since the hurricane, a red algae bloom has taken over Noon’s Louisiana town, mutating wildlife and even changing Noon’s body. Now, something lurking in the water is drowning people, and it’s Noon’s job to hunt it down. |
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