June 2026 list by Angie R.
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As I Dream of You
by Jennifer Lee
Franny and Sam, two teens shaped by heartbreak, fall deeply in love and believe it can conquer anything - even death. But as they push the limits to stay together, their bond begins to blur the line between reality and fantasy, turning their once-beautiful love into something darker and more dangerous.
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Body Count
by Codie Crowley
Seven years after making a dangerous deal with a monster for three wishes, Sundae returns to the Jersey Shore for prom weekend - still owing her final wish. As she tries to enjoy the trip, the creature reappears, killing to collect its debt. Now Sundae must face her past and stop the horror before it takes her life - or someone else’s.
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Cracked Open
by T. L. Christianson
After a car accident leaves her father hospitalized, a girl is sent to Dragon Born Academy, where she discovers she’s not just different - she’s a dragon. As her identity awakens and a powerful bond forms, she realizes she must take control of her own destiny.
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The Dream Job
by Chrissy Q. Martin
A scholarship student at a private school agrees to help a new boy by pretending to date him in exchange for a recommendation for her dream internship. What starts as a simple deal soon feels real, blurring the line between fake and genuine. As her feelings grow, she risks everything she’s worked for - and must decide if chasing her dream is worth losing something that might mean even more.
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Her Fae Secret
by Prokopovits
Eleanor and her sisters secretly dance in Faerie every week, but during their London debut season, she’s expected to find a suitable match. Falling for James complicates everything, forcing her to choose between love and the magical world she can’t bear to lose - one that could end if her secret is discovered.
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If You Were Here
by Abigail Johnson
Lili returns to Nantucket after her father’s death to solve a family mystery tied to an ancestor. With help from history-loving Wren, the two race to uncover the truth over one summer - discovering not just the past, but themselves and a growing romance.
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Let's Pretend I'm Okay
by Jasmine Little
Margo is determined to help her sister fall in love, but when she finds out her sister likes Daniel, the school's resident bad boy, she vows to keep them apart even if it means getting close to him. Daniel spent his entire childhood feeling abandoned and unwanted until Margo, a girl who suddenly refuses to leave him alone, disrupts his life. He finds himself slowly falling in love with her, but he doesn't know her secret...Margo is dying.
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The Masked Truth
by Kelley Armstrong
Riley and Max, both struggling with traumatic secrets, are sent to a therapy camp - only to be taken hostage by masked gunmen. Trapped with no escape and violence escalating, they must rely on each other to survive while uncovering shocking truths that could change everything, if they make it out alive.
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My Favorite Color is Your Something Blue
by Eva Austin
Morgan expects a boring weekend at a small-town wedding - until she’s stuck around Will, the cute but frustrating guy she already had a bad first impression of. As the couple tries to set them up, their rivalry turns into something more, leaving Morgan questioning whether love can come from the last person she expected.
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My Hero Academia Character Encyclopedia
by DK
An official My Hero Academia guide featuring 100+ characters, with details on their Quirks, personalities, abilities, and key facts - perfect for fans wanting to learn more about heroes and villains alike.
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The Night King's Court
by Elisa A. Bonnin
Ida joins the magical court of the mysterious Night King to search for her missing father, but as memories vanish and dark secrets surface, she teams up with the king’s daughter to uncover the truth before the enchanting world traps her forever.
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The Recruit
by Robert Muchamore
After his mother’s death, James is separated from his sister and sent to a children’s home - where he’s recruited into CHERUB, a secret agency of highly trained child spies. Facing brutal training that pushes him to his limits, James must prove himself before being sent on a dangerous first mission that could cost him everything.
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Starlight and Storm
by Rachel Greenlaw
Mira is forced into a final desperate bargain with her enemies, pushing her into deadly trials filled with dark magic and monsters. With her allies scattered and the truth about the ruling council revealed, she must become stronger than ever to survive. As war threatens the Fortunate Isles, Mira faces an impossible choice to save her home and everyone she loves.
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To All the Boys I've Loved Before
by Jenny Han
In this graphic novel, Lara Jean writes secret love letters to every boy she’s ever loved, never meant to be sent. But when they’re mysteriously mailed, her quiet life is thrown into chaos as each boy confronts her. As her feelings become real and complicated, Lara Jean must navigate love, friendship, and growing up in ways she never expected.
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Truth Is
by Hannah V. Sawyerr
Seventeen-year-old Truth uses slam poetry to address her personal struggles with college, relationships, and an unexpected pregnancy, but she never intended for a video of her poem to go viral.
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You've Got This!
by Elise Hahl
Life is tough, but so are you! Learn how to work through life's trials with advice from popular youth speakers, including Hank Smith and Al Carraway, who have endured a few challenges of their own. This encouraging book will help you see trials as essential stepping-stones to becoming who you're destined to be.
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