Hit by Lorie Ann Grover

Tragedy, family, love, and loss collide in Hit by Lorie Ann Grover, a story told in two voices about a teen girl and the teacher she's in love with, and what happens when a car accident lands her in the hospital. After receiving a full-ride scholarship to Mills College for Girls, it appears Sarah's future... Continue Reading →

Book Review: Winterspell by Claire Legrand

The Sugar Plum Fairy is not coming to the rescue in this darkly reimagined version of a holiday classic. Claire Legrand's Winterspell is a luscious and seductive twist on The Nutcracker, which will enchant readers from the very beginning. New York City, 1899. Clara Stole, the mayor's ever-proper daughter, leads a double life. Since her... Continue Reading →

Winterspell by Claire Legrand

The Sugar Plum Fairy is not coming to the rescue in this darkly reimagined version of a holiday classic. Claire Legrand's Winterspell is a luscious and seductive twist on The Nutcracker, which will enchant readers from the very beginning. New York City, 1899. Clara Stole, the mayor's ever-proper daughter, leads a double life. Since her... Continue Reading →

Love is the Drug by Alaya Dawn Johnson

A political thriller full of social commentary about race and class are the focus of Alaya Dawn Johnson's newest YA novel, Love is the Drug. From the author of THE SUMMER PRINCE, a novel that's John Grisham's THE PELICAN BRIEF meets Michael Crichton's THE ANDROMEDA STRAIN set at an elite Washington D.C. prep school. Emily... Continue Reading →

Brutal Youth by Anthony Breznican

An "un-coming of age" story told with gruesome honesty, Brutal Youth by Anthony Breznican is a dismal but truthful look at the worst parts of adolescence. Three freshmen must join forces to survive at a troubled, working-class Catholic high school with a student body full of bullies and zealots, and a faculty that's even worse... Continue Reading →

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