Fiction
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Tempest
A cunning fantasy against lush settings, with the added bonus of a strong Black lead carrying the story through the rich diversity of New Orleans.
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Better Catch Up, Krishna Kumar
This vibrant rom-com belongs on library shelves where Sandhya Menon and Becky Albertalli are popular.
A fun, easy read that blends fashion, travel, and first love into a charming queer romance. Recommended for middle and high school collections, especially for contemporary romance fans.
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The Free Verse Society
Readers drawn to this story because of their own secrets might be better served by the more compelling and realistic narrative in Alice Oseman’s Radio Silence.
PREMIUM
Limelight
Fans of Malinda Lo’s Late Night at the Telegraph Club and John Green and David Levithan’s Will Grayson, Will Grayson will enjoy this novel about theater, drag, and coming to terms with one’s identity.
Both an eerie ghost story and a moving exploration of identity, history, and belonging, this is a powerful YA thriller.
A beautiful example of Black joy and the gift of neurodiversity, this book deserves its place in library collections everywhere.
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