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Death prefers blondes by Caleb RoehrigCommitting high-stakes cat burglaries with a team of kickboxing drag-queen jewel thieves, teen socialite Margo Manning finds the lives of her crew turned upside down by a job that puts her much-needed resources at risk. By the author of Last Seen Leaving. Simultaneous eBook
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The geography of lost things by Jessica BrodyWhen her estranged father passes away and bequeaths her a vintage car, Ali embarks on a road trip with her ex, whose growing collection of seemingly random objects from eccentric strangers they meet along the way begins revealing truths about Ali's father. By the author of The Karma Club. Simultaneous eBook
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Love à la mode by Stephanie Kate StrohmUnexpectedly offered coveted spots at a celebrity chef's prestigious culinary school in Paris, two American teens navigate the demands of a difficult professor and curriculum amid an escalating rivalry that is complicated by their attraction to each other. 25,000 first printing.
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The me I meant to be by Sophie JordanSecretly in love with a boy who is off-limits because he is her best friend Flor's ex, Willa supports her friend through heartache, a parent's new dating life and academic challenges, unaware that Flor harbors her own taboo crush on a tutor. 35,000 first printing. Simultaneous eBook.
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Little white lies by Jennifer BarnesAn 18-year-old auto mechanic, raised by a down-on-her-luck single mom, allows her wealthy estranged grandmother to bribe her into becoming a Southern debutante in the hope of learning the identity of her father. 35,000 first printing.
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The love and lies of Rukhsana Ali by Sabina KhanHoping to hide her authentic self from her conservative Muslim parents until she can depart for college, 17-year-old Rukhsana is caught kissing her girlfriend and whisked away to Bangladesh, where she fights an arranged marriage by consulting the wisdom she finds in her grandmother's diary.
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Opposite of Always by Justin A. Reynolds
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Our year of maybe by Rachel Lynn SolomonAspiring choreographer Sophie Orenstein, eighteen, wonders if seventeen-year-old Peter Rosenthal-Porter, gifted pianist, best friend, and secret crush, will love her back after receiving her kidney
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Two can keep a secret by Karen M. McManusForced to return to the picturesque town where her aunt went missing as a teen and a homecoming queen was murdered five years earlier, Ellery navigates an anonymous assailant's threats about the school's homecoming events while uncovering dark community secrets. By the best-selling author of One of Us Is Lying. Simultaneous eBook
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Watch us rise
by Renée Watson
Fed up with gender imbalances at their progressive NYC high school, two friends start a women's rights club and post poems, essays and videos online until their work goes viral, compelling the principal to shut them down. Co-written by the Newbery Honor-winning author of This Side of Home
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