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Readers who appreciate stories dealing with the complexities of grief, such as We Are Okay by Nina LaCour, or the south Florida setting and Cuban influences of Don’t Date Rosa Santos by Nina Moreno, will enjoy this one.
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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Clementine Book Two
Volume two capitalizes on its character growth to deliver an affecting graphic novel about growing up in the zombie apocalypse.
PREMIUM
Sinner’s Isle
Share with readers who have exhausted all other fantasy-romance options. A secondary purchase for where this genre circulates well.
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Win Lose Kill Die
This book will appeal to readers seeking a suspenseful teen slasher about secret societies and social climbing. Recommended for fans of Gretchen McNeil, Gemma Halliday, and Holly Jackson.
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Flower and Thorn
A magical, political standalone packed with Indian mythology that will please those who stick with it.
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Pritty
Full of beautiful prose and characters who laugh in the face of toxic masculinity, Miller’s debut has a lot of promise—especially in terms of BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ representation—but uneven pacing and overly complicated plotlines keep it from its full potential.
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