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What the River Knows
With an adventurous treasure hunt, a perilous mystery, and a character-driven romance set in a unique historical moment, this is Ibañez’s best work yet. Make space in all YA collections.
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Flower and Thorn
A magical, political standalone packed with Indian mythology that will please those who stick with it.
Godly Heathens
A monstrously thrilling, deeply emotional, and mythologically rich fantasy about seizing your own power.
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Enola Holmes and the Mark of the Mongoose
Recommend this book and series far and wide. Students who like steampunk, fashion, girl power, historical fiction, and light mystery will enjoy these well-written novels.
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The Forest Grimm
Purdue pulls from many original fairy tales to create this twisty yet enchanting romantasy. It will appeal to fans of the TV show Once Upon a Time and Meagan Spooner’s Hunted.
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Ander & Santi Were Here
A hopeful queer love story that is grounded by the complexities of the protagonists’ struggle to stay together. Recommended for purchase.
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Missing Clarissa
Although didactic at times, this is a fast-paced, self-aware, delightfully queer murder mystery with a satisfying ending. Recommended for any high school library with mystery readers.
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Secrets Never Die
A readable, stand-alone thriller that hits the mark in suspense but misses in motive and plotting.
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Where Darkness Blooms
Overall an enjoyable read, and a solid text to examine fight-the-patriarchy ideology. A good addition where The Handmaid’s Tale is popular or deemed too advanced.
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