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Worst-Case Scenario
Stories about diverse teens dealing with all types of difficulties while having full, rich lives and romance are still rare finds. This, and all of Stoeve’s novels, will fill that empty space on shelves perfectly.
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There’s Always Next Year
Librarians would be wise to add this novel to their collection, not only for its representation of people with so many beautiful differences, but because it’s a fun, angsty, poignant, and yet fast-paced story that will speak directly to all teens.
The Survivor Wants to Die at the End
Every teen library must have Silvera’s books on the shelves—especially this series. This book is epic in size and heart and still readers won’t think it’s long enough.
Nobody in Particular
Anything Gonzales writes should be an automatic purchase for librarians, including this story that bursts with hope and love rising above people intent on destroying it.
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The Trial Period
Using the backdrop of a school musical, Morrow integrates a whole cast of characters with a variety of backgrounds to create wonderful scenes and dialogue that gets straight to the heart of teen issues and wanting to fit in; the sweetly written romance is lovely in how it surprises both protagonists.
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The Summer Love Strategy
Teens searching for stories exploring nuanced friendships will love the easy flow of dialogue, the adventures, the acceptance, and the sweet “friends to girlfriends” romance.
Wish You Weren’t Here
This novel has camp adventures galore and some swoony romantic moments; readers who love the stories of Casey McQuiston, Sophie Gonzales, and Becky Albertalli will add Baldwin to their list of excellent sapphic storytellers.
After Life
Smartly told with fast-paced and suspenseful chapters, there is no question librarians would be pleased to add this novel to collections.
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Leo Martino Steals Back His Heart
This novel will resonate with voracious romance readers who look for that combination of heartbreak and joy in stories.
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