Georgia Christgau

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You Know I’m No Good
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You Know I’m No Good

Jessie Ann Foley | FICTION,  Aug 01, 2020

An instant winner, reminiscent of the classic Speak, with a caustically funny and searching teen protagonist who’s in denial following her rape at the age of 14.
All He Knew

All He Knew

Helen Frost | FICTION,  Jul 01, 2020

This must-have is an instant classic of historical fiction, focusing on a Deaf boy institutionalized during World War II. Written in eloquent free verse and sonnets, it’s an excellent poetry-teaching tool as well.
All Our Worst Ideas
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All Our Worst Ideas

Vicky Skinner | FICTION,  Jul 01, 2020

A contemporary love story that goes deeper than most, exposing teen angst in its many hiding places with believable characters and situations. Recommended for all collections.
Half Life
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Half Life

Lillian Clark | FICTION,  Jun 01, 2020

A miserable perfectionist grows into herself while discovering she’s only human, in a novel that is near-future enough to appeal to sci-fi fans as well as general audiences who like to ask, “What if?”
The Goddess Twins
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The Goddess Twins

Yodassa Williams | FICTION,  May 01, 2020

A debut novel combining extrasensory perception, sibling rivalry, and a missing parent to strong effect.

Little Universes
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Little Universes

Heather Demetrios | FICTION,  Mar 01, 2020

This book attempts to scale too many dysfunctional mountains—but as a story of two sisters who struggle, in the aftermath of tragedy, to find the link between family and independence, it’s quite strong. For teens seeking realistic family stories.
Harley in the Sky
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Harley in the Sky

Akemi Dawn Bowman | FICTION,  Feb 01, 2020

A teenager breaks from her parents and joins a traveling circus, in an otherwise predictable story about running away from home.

The New David Espinoza

The New David Espinoza

Fred Aceves | FICTION,  Dec 01, 2019

A much-needed novel about steroid addiction from the point of view of a high school boy who’s the victim of bullying.
Foul Is Fair
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Foul Is Fair

Hannah Capin | FICTION,  Nov 01, 2019

This revenge fantasy told from the point of view of a rape survivor will shock and awe some readers. Suitable for mature audiences.
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