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Death at Morning House
by Maureen Johnson
Marlowe gives tours at Morning House, the historic summer home of a wealthy family and the site of tragic deaths in 1932. The mysterious drowning of another tour guide makes Marlowe suspect there’s ongoing danger. Fans of author Maureen Johnson’s Truly Devious series will devour this suspenseful standalone mystery.
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Everything We Never Had
by Randy Ribay
Enzo’s grandfather Emil moves in with him at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, causing friction among the family. What Enzo doesn’t understand are the complex father-son dynamics going back generations. This richly detailed historical novel follows four points of view from the 1930s to the 2020s.
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Fangirl Vol. 4
by Rainbow Rowell
Cath is a Simon Snow fan. Okay, everybody is a Simon Snow fan, but for Cath, being a fan is her life. Cath's sister has mostly grown away from fandom, but Cath just can't let go. Cath and Levi are officially dating--finally!--but Cath still has a lot on her plate as the end of freshman year approaches. She only has a few more weeks to save her grade in Fiction-Writing, her twin sister, Wren, is acting increasingly reckless, and an unexpected reunion with her mother has thrown everything off-balance. Plus, with the release date for the last Simon Snow novel looming, Cath is struggling to focus on anything except finishing her epic fanfiction--including her relationship with Levi. In this final volume of Fangirl, Cath must decide whether finding her own path forward means walking away from Simon Snow for good.
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The Girl in Question
by Tess Sharpe
Embarking on a backpacking trip with her friends Wes and Iris, Nora, with her murderous stepfather on the loose, must rescue Wes's girlfriend who, mistaken for Nora, has been kidnapped and faces three problems: someone is lying, someone is keeping secrets and someone has to die.
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The Sticky Note Manifesto of Aisha Agarwal
by Ambika Vohra
In this heartfelt and hilarious debut from Ambika Vohra—that's Netflix's Never Have I Ever meets Jenny Han—one girl tackles a question that changes the trajectory of her senior year: "How have you gotten out of your comfort zone?"
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This Book Won't Burn
by Samira Ahmed
Upon moving from Chicago to small-town Illinois, Noor planned to keep a low profile until graduation. Instead, she risks becoming the target of racist and Islamophobic hate when she and her new friends challenge their school’s book bans.
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Tiffany's Griffon
by Magnolia Porter Siddell
Marnie Plummer is a bookish, lonely girl with a chip on her shoulder. There’s nothing she cares about more than her favorite book series, The Griffon Riders of Crystalfall. When it miraculously turns out that the world of the books is actually real, and they need a Chosen One to come from the real world and save them from danger, Marnie is shocked and—of course—overjoyed. There’s just one problem. The Chosen One they seek is not actually her—it’s Tiffany Rodriguez, the pretty, popular girl who (in Marnie’s eyes) already has everything she could ever want. Why should Tiffany get to have this, too? Marnie decides she’s the one who deserves to be the Chosen One. She’ll make it happen no matter what, even if she has to do something she’d never thought she could do: become Tiffany’s friend.
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Under the Surface
by Diana Urban
On their way to a mystery boy's exclusive party in the Paris catacombs, Ruby and her friends get lost in the endless maze of bones and uncover dark secrets about the catacombs—and each other—as something sinister chases them, determined to stop them from seeing another day.
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