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A JUNIOR LIBRARY GUILD SELECTION "A second-chance love story that glows with real passion and warmth. I loved this book with all my heart."—Becky Albertalli, New York Times–bestselling author of Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda For fans of Lynn Painter, Tillie Cole, Laura Nowlin, and Gossip...

Honest stories about friendship, pressure, and figuring yourself out without pretending. Growing up is messy, emotional, and confusing, especially when it feels like everyone else has it figured out. This collection of short stories meets girls right where they are, in the middle of friendship drama, quiet insecurity, overthinking, and small moments that feel huge. Not Another Cheesy Teen Book — Realistic, emotionally honest stories that feel true to life.

Six amis viennent d'avoir leur bac. Lors de leur dernière soirée ensemble, ils se font la promesse de se revoir, quoiqu'il arrive, tous les cinq ans. Ils vont tenir cette promesse, mais rien ne sera simple, parce que la vie ne l'est pas... Une histoire d'amitié à l'épreuve du temps et de la vie.

A window into a world most people see depicted only in seconds-long news reports, one that we all should look through in order to recognize the genuine humanity within. Asad lives in Gaza, in a tiny house, on a narrow street pocked by half-destroyed buildings, in a camp that looks shabby to him...

Fall I Want meets The Summer I Turned Pretty in this YA second-chance, city-girl-meets-farm-boy, coming-of-age romance by the bestselling author of Falling Hard for the Royal Guard. A first love. A second chance. A final choice that could change everything. For Ava Matthews, her grandparents'...

A new romantic comedy from the bestselling author of The Kissing Booth, about an avid fangirl who finds herself working on the set of her favorite fantasy show—but will she fall for the dreamy prince from the screen in real life? Hardcore fangirl Anissa is coming out of her shell at last. She...

A girl who dreams of being a D1 ice hockey goalie meets a hot hockey player who offers a deal to boost her skills in this young adult hockey romance! Hit me with your best shot . . . RYLEIGH VENTO has one goal—literally. She dreams of becoming an all-star goalie on a Division 1 women’s ice...

An der Fashion High zählt nicht nur Style, sondern auch Freundschaft, Mut und Ehrlichkeit. Amanda und Emily kämpfen zwischen Unterricht, Shoppingtrips, Dates und Schuldrama mit Eifersucht, Verliebtheit und Outfit-Pannen. Zwischen Café-Treffen, Kino-Dates und Cheerleader-Stress lernen sie, dass echter Stil von innen kommt.

Going head-to-head with your best friend is never easy, on or off the court. Told in a dual point of view, best friends Josie and Cami have to navigate friendship, rivalry, and first love in this fun female athlete 2000’s nostalgic YA from USA Today bestselling author Janette Rallison. Josie...

A lighthearted and swoony contemporary YA novel with a 2000s throwback about a cheerleader who’s determined to make a comeback … and the ex-boyfriend who might get in her way. From USA Today bestselling author Janette Rallison comes All’s Fair in Love, War, and High School, a hilarious and...

A poisoned apple and true love's first kiss were only the beginning to Snow White's story... After fleeing for her life and waking from a deep slumber, Snow White finds herself as a suspect in her stepmother’s murder and discovers that the prince she’s engaged to isn’t as charming as she first thought.

Set in a single sweltering summer, the story of two traumatized teenagers picking up the pieces of their lives in the wreckage of a bizarre gothic mansion. Seventeen-year-old Leo Arceneaux has been raised by his mother and uncle, having lost his father in a shockingly random murder when he was...

A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder meets Fargo in this fast-paced YA mystery about a teen detective gone missing and her best friend who must finish her investigation. Seventeen-year-old Fenny Allen has been Sarah Vincenty's sidekick for as long as she can remember. Over the years, Sarah has built...

Sono solo alcuni tra gli oggetti che Min Green restituisce a Ed Slaterton dopo che si sono lasciati, in una scatola che abbandona davanti a casa sua, accompagnata da una lunga lettera in cui ricostruisce la loro storia d'amore nata contro ogni previsione: lei, cinefila dall'animo sensibile e anticonformista; lui, il popolarissimo co-capitano della squadra di basket della scuola. Tutto inizia a una festa di compleanno a cui Ed non è neppure stato invitato, con una conversazione che non avrebbe alcun motivo di funzionare... e invece scatta qualcosa.

Welcome to Hayden Connor’s nightmare! His parents think he’s struggling to ‘put himself out there’, so they sign him up for singing lessons to help him find his voice. But a 13-year-old boy singing? His parents have just butchered his social life! To his surprise, he actually enjoys it. He is even talking to others more. Is he making some friends after all? Not according to Ben and Sam, who laugh about the whole thing. The singing teacher wants Hayden to perform in the end-of-year recital. Hayden is horrified, especially if Ben and Sam are going to livestream it.

Denim Davies wishes he could flip his life, just like the vintage items he sells online. He and his dad have spent a year moving from town to town and Denim feels like he’s drifting through life without an anchor. When they arrive in the small town of Driftwood Heights, Denim doesn’t see the point of getting close to anyone when they’re just going to move again. Then he befriends Mina and his new home starts to look a little brighter. But a vintage find goes horribly wrong and Denim has a tough decision to make—one that could ruin his friendship forever.

First in the bestselling Folk of the Air trilogy. The sequels - The Wicked King and The Queen of Nothing - are the winners of/won the Goodreads YA Best Fantasy in 2019 and 2020. Nominated for the CILIP CARNEGIE MEDAL 2019. Winner of the silver INKY for best international YA book. "A dark jewel...

1896, Natick, banlieue de Boston. À l'aube du 20e siècle, dans une ruelle sombre, vit un jeune Indien avec sa mère et son père qu'il ne voit que trop rarement. Âgé d'à peine six ans, l'enfant se pense fou. Il voit des choses que personne ne voit, entend ce que personne n'entend. Délaissé par les adultes et pris en souffre-douleur par les autres enfants, leur rejet devient insupportable. Seul, l'enfant s'enferme alors dans un mutisme sourd.

Paul se dit des choses étranges, souvent et particulièrement aujourd'hui, car c'est un jour particulier. Il fait sa rentrée scolaire en CM1 et a changé d'école. Comme tout ce qui est nouveau, cet événement le paralyse et le fascine.

Frère et sœur aussi complices que complémentaires, Vanille et Kale entrent tous les deux cette année dans la même école d'ingénieur. Ce sera la plus belle époque de leur vie, se disent-ils : après la prépa, voici venu le temps des amitiés, des soirées, des études enrichissantes, des projets... Sauf que la réalité s'avère bien plus complexe que cela. Dès la rentrée, Vanille a l'impression d'être marginalisée à cause de son côté studieux, sa discipline sportive, son refus de boire de l'alcool... Son copain ne répond plus vraiment présent pour elle non plus.