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Dreamslinger
by Graci Kim
"Fourteen-year-old Aria Loveridge lives at the Resthaven Home for Dreamslingers, a safe haven for children born with a genetic mutation that transports them to a powerfully magical realm while they sleep. But this magic can be unpredictable -- even deadly.
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The Unraveling of Emlyn DuLaine
by Lindsay A. Franklin
Emlyn DuLaine just wants to know what happened to her sister, Camille, 7 years ago on the fateful day she vanished--literally. Emlyn witnessed Camille unravel and disappear, but no one believes her. Since they think she's crazy, the least the cops could do is solve Camille's case. But Emlyn's life is upended when she is pulled through a portal into the fantasyland of her childhood imaginings: a magical library holding the storyworlds of every story ever published. And trouble is brewing in the land of Rivenlea. Rogue characters threaten their plot lines and broken classics are beginning to crumble, but Emlyn only wants to find Camille. As she searches for her sister, Emlyn begins to learn the reality of Rivenlea and her own origins. A nefarious plot is afoot, and the line between fact and fiction is becoming blurred. The truth threatens the storyworlds, Rivenlea, and Earth -- the fabric of creation, itself.
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The Family I'm In
by Sharon G. Flake
Friends since childhood, John-John and Caleb are growing into young men. They are Black boys who are up against generational expectations, fears for the future, and how to navigate being "nice" kids when they just want to be seen for who they are.
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How to Tell a True Story
by Tricia Springstubb
After 7th grader Amber Price's secretive older brother rescues her
from a devastating house fire, the community's response proves
hat kindness is as complicated as family.
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