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Zero O’Clock
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Zero O’Clock

C.J Farley | FICTION,  Oct 01, 2021

While the novel doesn’t deliver on all fronts, it could find a home with collections looking for quarantine fiction right now. An additional purchase.
The Hawthorne Legacy
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The Hawthorne Legacy

Jennifer Lynn Barnes | FICTION,  Sep 01, 2021

Not to be missed, Barnes’s duology manages to flawlessly tie up all unanswered questions and will find readers in every library.
Year of the Reaper

Year of the Reaper

Makiia Lucier | FICTION,  Sep 01, 2021

Part political mystery, part dark adventure fantasy, this is a book you’ll want to devour in one sitting. Deeply satisfying.
Little Thieves

Little Thieves

Margaret Owen | FICTION,  Sep 01, 2021

With Six of Crows and The Cruel Prince as readalikes, this will find an audience anywhere there are fantasy fans. Highly recommended and not to be missed.

Any Sign of Life
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Any Sign of Life

Rae Carson | FICTION,  Sep 01, 2021

Vivid and well-crafted, this pandemic-adjacent survival story may hit a little close too home this year. Carson’s relentlessly action-packed dystopian is a secondary purchase.
Small Favors
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Small Favors

Erin A Craig | FICTION,  Jul 01, 2021

Craig twists a slow-burn fairy tale around classic horror tropes that ultimately land on satisfying, though predictable, beats. A strictly supplementary purchase.
The Girl from the Sea

The Girl from the Sea

Molly Knox Ostertag | GRAPHIC NOVELS,  Jun 01, 2021

Adorable and authentic, this coming-out story is a must-purchase for YA collections hoping to entice younger teens. Additionally, this would be a great title for book clubs.
The Ones We’re Meant to Find
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The Ones We’re Meant to Find

Joan He | FICTION,  May 01, 2021

A first purchase for library collections. He grafts deep moral and ethical questions to a page-turning premise, making this sci-fi standalone an excellent book club selection.
The Darkness Outside Us
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The Darkness Outside Us

Eliot Schrefer | FICTION,  May 01, 2021

A secondary general purchase, though recommended anywhere voracious sci-fi readers can be found. Readers who like accurate science in their fiction will not be disappointed.
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