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As Many Nows As I Can Get
By Shana YoungdahlTwo small-town teens struggle with grief, addiction, self-discovery, and reconciling with the past. -
The Babysitters Coven
By Kate WilliamsThe time-honored tradition of the babysitters club: watching kids, fixing snacks...saving the world from ancient, unspeakable evil? -
Birthday
By Meredith RussoBorn on the same day and best friends ever since—will a secret bring Morgan and Eric closer or tear them apart? -
Blank Canvas: My So-Called Artist’s Journey, Vol. 1
By Akiko HigashimuraThe creator of Princess Jellyfish chronicles her artistic journey in this engaging memoir. -
Butterfly Yellow
By Thanhha LaiHằng flees war-torn Vietnam for Texas to track down the brother that she mistakenly gave away. -
Cosmoknights, Vol. 1
By Hannah TemplerIn a world with interplanetary kingdoms and futuristic jousts, Pan helps rogue knights save princesses from the patriarchy. -
A Curse So Dark and Lonely
By Brigid KemmererCan Harper fall in love with a beast, break a curse, and save a kingdom all at the same time? -
The Downstairs Girl
By Stacey LeeJo Kuan has a lot to say about life in 19th-century Atlanta, but no one will listen until she starts an anonymous advice column. -
Dreamland: The True Tale of America's Opiate Epidemic
By Sam QuinonesA gripping and humanizing look at the opioid crisis and the lives it affects. -
The Field Guide to the North American Teenager
By Ben PhilippeSnarky Norris Kaplan knows he's going to hate his new high school, but what will he do if the feeling's mutual? -
For the Kid I Saw in My Dreams, Vol. 1
By Kei SanbeAs a kid, Senri loses his entire family to a ruthless killer. As a young adult, he'll stop at nothing to even the score. -
The Fountains of Silence
By Ruta SepetysMadrid is a feast for the senses in 1957, but Daniel quickly learns that secrets are hidden just beneath the surface. -
Four Dead Queens
By Astrid ScholteTwo teens from competing realms team up to stop a murder...or four. -
Gender Queer: A Memoir
By Maia KobabeMaia doesn't want to be a girl. Maia doesn't want to be a boy either. E just wants to be eirself. -
The Good Luck Girls
By Charlotte Nicole DavisWhen Clementine accidentally kills a man, she and four other girls must flee. Can they make it to freedom with the law hot on their heels? -
Harley Quinn: Breaking Glass
By Mariko Tamaki, art by Steve PughHarley Quinn doesn't let anything stand in her way. -
Hope and Other Punchlines
By Julie Buxbaum15 years after 9/11, two teens searching for closure discover that hope can emerge in the unlikeliest ways. -
I Want to Eat Your Pancreas
By Yoru Sumino, art by Idumi KiriharaYou won't want to eat a pancreas, but you will want to devour this beautiful, yet heartbreaking story. -
I Was Their American Dream
By Malaka GharibCaught between her Egyptian and Filipino upbringings, is it possible for Malaka to achieve the American dream? -
An Indigenous Peoples' History of the United States for Young People
By Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz, Jean Mendoza…Stories of resistance and resilience that you likely didn't learn in school. -
Ink Knows No Borders: Poems of the Immigrant and Refugee Experience
By Patrice Vecchione (editor) & Alyssa…A diverse collection of poems about the immigrant experience, beautifully crafted by both new and established voices. -
Ironheart, Vol. 1: Those with Courage
By Eve Ewing, art by Kevin Libranda,…You would think having a high-tech super suit would make being a teen easier, but Riri learns that's not the case. -
Kiss Number 8
By Colleen AF Venable, art by Ellen T.…Kissing isn't all it's cracked up to be—unless you're kissing the right person. -
Komi Can't Communicate, Vol. 1
By Tomohito OdaIf Komi is too anxious to speak, how is Tadano supposed to help her make the 100 friends she's hoping for? -
The Language of Fire: Joan of Arc Reimagined
By Stephanie HemphillJoan is your typical 15th-century French girl. She just happens to talk to God and command her own army. -
Last Bus to Everland
By Sophie CameronBrody feels out of place until he discovers the mysterious Everland, but is it all he imagines it to be? -
Like a Love Story
By Abdi NazemianThree friends with a mutual love for Madonna band together to confront injustice at the height of the AIDS epidemic in New York City. -
The Music of What Happens
By Bill KonigsbergThings are heating up for Max & Jordan as they struggle to run a food truck in the scorching Arizona summer. -
On the Come Up
By Angie ThomasBri's dream is to become the greatest rapper of all time. But will her rhymes take her to the top or become her downfall? -
The Other F Word: A Celebration of the Fat and Fierce
By Angie Manfredi (editor)A collection of fat-positive essays, illustrations, and poems by diverse voices. -
Our Dreams at Dusk: Shimanami Tasogare, Vol. 1
By Yuhki KamataniTasuku is struggling with his sense of self when he meets a mysterious woman who shows him that he's not alone. -
Patron Saints of Nothing
By Randy RibayWhen his cousin dies under mysterious circumstances in the Philippines, Jay is left with unanswered questions. -
Pet
By Akwaeke EmeziJam lives in a 'monster-free society'...or so she thinks. When she accidentally awakens a creature named Pet, Jam learns that there's still one more monster to be hunted. -
Powers of a Girl: 65 Marvel Women Who Punched the Sky & Changed the Universe
By Lorraine Cink, art by Alice X. ZhangA timeless tribute to the women of the Marvel Universe packed full of gorgeous illustrations. -
Quincredible, Vol. 1: Quest to Be the Best!
By Rodney Barnes, art by Selina EspirituSuperheroes are popping up all over post-Katrina New Orleans. Is Quin one of them? -
Rayne and Delilah's Midnite Matinee
By Jeff ZentnerThey may be scary movie experts, but are Josie and Delia prepared for the real life horror of growing up? -
Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Vol. 1
By Kelly Thompson, art by Veronica FishIs juggling friendships, balancing two love interests, and fighting against an evil supernatural force too much for a young witch to handle? -
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Slay
By Brittney MorrisKiera must defend her popular black diaspora online game, Slay, against trolls and the media. -
Soaring Earth: A Companion Memoir to Enchanted Air
By Margarita EngleMargarita Engle shares poems of her youth during the tumultuous 1960s. -
Sorcery of Thorns
By Margaret RogersonA deadly plot pits Elisabeth against a powerful sorcerer in a quest to save her kingdom and the magical library she loves. -
They Called Us Enemy
By George Takei, Justin Eisinger, &…George Takei tells the harrowing story of his family's internment during World War II. -
This Time Will Be Different
By Misa SugiuraCJ sees herself as an underachiever, but when her family's flower shop is at risk, she takes a stand to correct the wrongs of the past. -
The Waning Age
By S.E. GroveIn an age when adults no longer feel emotions, Nat Peña must use her wits to battle corporate powers and defend who she loves. -
War Girls
By Tochi OnyebuchiTwo sisters torn apart by civil war try to fight their way back to each other. With robots. -
We Are Here to Stay: Voices of Undocumented Young Adults
By Susan KuklinUndocumented teens share their stories of building a new life in America. -
Wilder Girls
By Rory PowerHetty just wants to keep her friends, and herself, alive when her boarding school has been quarantined after a mysterious illness begins to spread. -
Witch Hat Atelier, Vol. 1
By Kamome ShirahamaCoco, a late-blooming witch, takes us on a magical adventure when she learns the secrets of the sigils. -
Witchy
By Ariel Slamet RiesIn an imaginative world where the strength of a witch's magic is connected to the length of their hair, sometimes being stronger isn't always better. -
With the Fire on High
By Elizabeth AcevedoEmoni has a lot on her plate, but she's ready to take her passion for cooking off the back burner.