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Children of Virtue and Vengeance
by Tomi Adeyemi
A sequel to Children of Blood and Bone finds Zélie struggling to unite allies from Orïsha’s monarchy and military while protecting Amari’s throne from powerful enemies.
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Cursed
by Thomas Wheeler
The Harvey and Eisner Award-winning creator of 300 presents the graphic novel tale of a dark magic outcast who endeavors to reunite an ancient weapon with a legendary sorcerer in the wake of her village’s massacre.
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Who Put This Song On?
by Morgan Parker
17-year-old Morgan is a black teen triumphantly figuring out her identity when her conservative town deems depression as a lack of faith, and blackness as something to be politely ignored.
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Fireborne
by Rosaria Munda
When a brutal revolution opens dragonrider classes to everyone, two orphans from very different backgrounds become rising stars in a new regime that is challenged by violent survivors of the former government. A first novel.
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Full Disclosure
by Camryn Garrett
Hiding the truth about her HIV-positive status when she moves to a new school, a teen pursues new interests and works to keep her viral load controlled before an anonymous blackmailer threatens to expose her unless she breaks up with her new boyfriend.
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The Gentleman's Guide to Getting Lucky
by Mackenzi Lee
A follow-up to The Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue finds Monty’s first intimate steps with Percy complicated by self-doubt, high anticipation and the romantic allure of Santorini.
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The Good Luck Girls
by Charlotte Nicole Davis
Sold as children and branded with cursed markings, five girls trapped in a brutal existence risk a dangerous escape and a harrowing journey to find freedom, justice and revenge in a country of human and inhuman forces that would deny them basic freedoms.
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The How & The Why
by Cynthia Hand
A novel told from the viewpoints of an adoptee and the teen mother who gave her up 18 years earlier follows Cassandra’s search for clues about her true identity in the letters left behind by her birth mother. By the best-selling author of the Unearthly trilogy.
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Our Wayward Fate
by Gloria Chao
Forging a bond with the only other Taiwanese kid in her school, 17-year-old Oli Chu finds a sense of belonging and the courage to push back against discrimination before her mother’s disapproval of the relationship reveals astonishing family secrets.
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Supernova
by Marissa Meyer
Nova and Adrian find it harder to conceal their secret identities when Gatlon City is thrown into anarchy by lies and betrayals. By the best-selling author of the Lunar Chronicles series.
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Contact your librarian for more great books for ages 14 and up!
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