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Against the Darkness
by Kendare Blake
The world's first Slayer-Witch, Frankie Rosenberg, with her mom and Spike only seeming to care about bringing Buffy back, must forge her own path, save the slayers, reunite the Scooby gang and defeat the Darkness once and for all.
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The Ballad of Darcy and Russell
by Morgan Matson
Stranded at a bus station the day before she leaves for college, Darcy is convinced that nothing good can come of this night until she meets Russell and wonders if it's possible to fall in love in just one day, in an encounter that changes both their lives forever.
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Another First Chance
by Robbie Couch
Forced to join a research study observing teens who are 'struggling socially,' 18-year-old River Lang befriends a charming quarterback named Nash but must decide how far he's willing to go for another chance at first love when he discovers what the researchers are actually studying.
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Beastly Beauty
by Jennifer Donnelly
To break the curse that has kept her trapped for years, Arabella must find a boy who loves her for her true self: a cruel task for a girl who's been told she's impossible to love, until hope arrives in the form of a handsome thief.
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Bite Me, Royce Taslim
by Lauren Ho
After an accident takes away her hope of winning a track scholarship, Agnes Chan enters an international stand-up comedy contest and finds herself up against her #1 archnemesis, Royce Taslim—but who will get the last laugh when romance makes the competition heat up?
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The Black Girl Survives In This One: Horror Stories
by Desiree S. Evans
Featuring contributions from best-selling and acclaimed authors including Monica Brashears, Vincent Tirado and Daka Hermon, this thought-provoking collection of 15 terrifying tales centers around Black girls who are heroes and survivors who slay monsters, battle spirits and face down death.
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Blood & Fury
by Tessa Gratton
As Chaos reigns, Darling, a Phoenix reborn who is struggling to make sense of her destiny as a legendary creature, must harness the power of the ancient magic running through her blood to bring peace to the kingdom and find her way back to the boy she loves.
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The Boy Lost in the Maze
by Joseph Coelho
Blending the ancient myth of Theseus with the quest of a modern-day teen searching for his father, this unputdownable novel-in-verse follows 17-year-old Theo as he realizes he must be resourceful and strong like his mythical hero after he is tricked and double-crossed by a search-agency scam artist and a depraved lawyer.
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The Breakup Lists
by Adib Khorram
A high school stage manager has to face his complicated feelings about love when he catches himself falling for the same guy as his sister.
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The Brightwood Code
by Monica Hesse
Desperate to forget the circumstances that cut her time overseas short, former WWI switchboard operator Edda receives a panicked call from someone who utters the fateful code word “Brightwood” and must uncover what secrets may have followed her across the ocean.
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Burning Crowns
by Catherine Doyle
In this epic conclusion to the trilogy that began with Twin Crowns, twin queens Rose and Wren bring magic back to Eana and must make an impossible choice to save their kingdom from their undead ancestor Oonagh, who demands they surrender the throne.
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Cancelled
by Farrah Penn
High school senior Brynn Whittaker faces a school-wide scandal when a viral video wrongly implicates her, prompting her and her friends to confront the school's misogynistic culture, while Brynn grapples with the decision to expose the true culprit.
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Children of Anguish and Anarchy
by Tomi Adeyemi
When Zaelie is captured and taken away from her homeland, she must face her captor, King Baldyr, and find allies to stop the impending catastrophe threatening her people at the hands of the Skulls.
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The Dangerous Ones
by Lauren Blackwood
Set during the American Civil War in 1863 Pennsylvania, Jerusalem, a fearless Saint with powerful demigod-style reflexes, endurance and strength, fights on the Union's side against the South, which is partnering with vampires who benefitted from slavery, and in order to fight for Black freedom and equality, Jerusalem teams up with an Ancient Vampire, also fighting on the side of the Union, to take down the vampire who destroyed everyone she loved.
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The Color of a Lie
by Kim Johnson
In 1955, a Black family relocates to the suburbs where they must pass for white, but dark secrets about the town and its inhabitants threaten their new home.
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Crashing Into You
by Rocky Callen
Seventeen-year-old Leti Rivera's love of street racing is put to the test when tragedy strikes her family and threatens to tear her apart from the boy she is falling for.
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Homebody
by Theo Parish
In this intimate and defiantly hopeful graphic novel memoir, the author shares their journey to find a home within themself, taking readers through the experiences and everyday moments that all led up to them finding the term 'nonbinary,' which finally struck a chord.
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Karate Prom
by Kyle Starks
In this loving homage to‘80s teen comedies and badly dubbed Kungfu films, it's love at first knockout for Don, who must punch his way through various opponents in the name of love.
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Billie Eilish
by Mick O'Shea
This illustrated biography of the pop music sensation features little-known facts and rare photos that chronicle her journey from her first hit at age 15 to her current domination of the music charts.
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