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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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Bad Graces
by Kyrie McCauley
Stealing her perfect sister's identity, self-destructive and desperate Liv Whitlock finds herself stranded with a pop star, two actresses, an Olympic gymnast and a social media influencer on an island where they must face something inhuman, using each other as their final tether to humanity.
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Beyond the Isle of the Lost
by Melissa De la Cruz
This bewitching prequel to the forthcoming Disney Channel Original Movie is a madcap adventure set in Wonderland.
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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 his dad fix his broken-down brownstone — and their relationship.
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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, when his family, who passes for white, moves to an idyllic all-white suburban town, Calvin, who secretly makes friends across town, finds himself caught between two worlds when he discovers dark secrets about the white town and its inhabitants, which places his family in danger.
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The Deep Dark
by Molly Knox Ostertag
Magdalena’s routine involves caring for her grandmother, working at a diner, and making blood sacrifices to appease the monster in her basement. The romance blossoming between Magdalena and her childhood friend Nessa makes Magdalena’s deadly secret increasingly hard to keep.
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Hearts That Cut
by Kika Hatzopoulou
While following the golden thread, Io faces a new mystery — a rash of sibling disappearances across the Wastelands — which leads her to Nanzy, the golden city, where she uncovers a horrifying plot that traces back centuries — and reveals that the fate of the world rests on her shoulders.
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Icon and Inferno
by Marie Lu
Reunited for a new mission, Sydney and Winter arrive in Singapore, where they must rescue a rogue agent and Sidney's ex, but they soon learn nothing is ever simple as their assignment grows more sinister with each twist and turn — as does their attraction to one another.
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Of Jade and Dragons
by Amber Chen
After her father, a world-class engineer, is murdered, 18-year-old Aihui Ying, disguised as her brother and with only her father's secret journal and a jade pendant snatched from the assassin, enters the prestigious and dangerous male-only Engineer's Guild apprenticeship trials to avenge his death.
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Looking for Smoke
by K.A. Cobell
Shortly after a giveaway ceremony on the Blackfeet Reservation, a girl named Samantha is found murdered. All four people in the giveaway group are suspects, and proving their innocence means spilling secrets and upending relationships.
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Six of Sorrow
by Amanda Linsmeier
On the night of their 16th birthday, six girls all born on the same day find their sisterhood as strong as it was years ago, but when one of them disappears, they feel it deep in their bones that something has come to claim them one by one.
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Take All of Us
by Natalie Leif
An undead teen must find the boy he loves before he loses his mind and body.
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Two Sides to Every Murder
by Danielle Valentine
Born during the infamous Camp Lost Lake murders, 17-year-old Olivia wants answers about her bloodline, while Reagan seeks to clear her mother's name in the long-ago massacre, but when the camp reopens, both girls realize someone will commit murder to keep the past hidden.
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The Vanishing Station
by Ana Ellickson
Discovering her father has been living a secret life in a magical underworld, “jumping” trains to deliver packages for a powerful family, but has fallen behind and deeper into alcoholism, 18-year-old Ruby volunteers to take over and soon realizes she may be in over her head.
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Youth Group
by Jordan Morris
Buffy the Vampire Slayer meets The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina in this darkly funny YA graphic novel.
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