Beth is dead by Katie Bernet
Beth is dead by Katie Bernet is a very well crafted and intriguing murder mystery, perfect for young adults. This fun story is a spin…
Beth is dead by Katie Bernet is a very well crafted and intriguing murder mystery, perfect for young adults. This fun story is a spin…
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View More Lightlark by Alex AsterUnlocked by Shannon Messenger is a heartwarming and insightful companion book to the Keeper of the Lost Citiesseries. Unlike the other novels in the series,…
View More Unlocked by Shannon MessengerDragonwatch: Return of the Dragon Slayer by Brandon Mull is the highly anticipated sequel in the Dragonwatch series, a spin-off of his Fablehaven saga. This…
View More Dragonwatch: Return of the Dragon Slayer by Brandon MullThe Fowl Twins by Eoin Colfer is a delightful and fast-paced middle-grade adventure that serves as a spin-off to Colfer’s famous Artemis Fowl series. This…
View More The Fowl Twins by Eoin ColferLegacy by Shannon Messenger continues the action-packed, emotional journey of Sophie Foster and her friends as they battle new and escalating threats in their magical…
View More Legacy by Shannon MessengerSamantha Mabry’s Tigers, Not Daughters is a raw and haunting exploration of grief, sisterhood, and the complexity of adolescence. Set in a small Texas neighborhood,…
View More Tigers, Not Daughters by Samantha MabryGleanings by Neal Shusterman is an exhilarating and thought-provoking collection of short stories set in the world of his Arc of a Scythe series. This…
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