Young Adult

If you like happily-ever-after girl-and-horse stories, skip Dark Horses.

"an engaging idea that does not quite achieve its aim . . ."

“a novel that will linger in the heart long after the last page is turned.”

“a well-written contemporary YA novel with likable characters and a few moral lessons that are obvious but not heavy-handed.”

“the author uses his typically sharp and piercing sense of humor to breathe life into a multitude of delightful characters. . . . a charming debut novel . . .”

Sarah Dessen knows her literary lane and wisely sticks to it.

“The language is dark and lush, compelling the reader to finish just one more chapter . . . [Taylor] crafts intriguing, fully realized characters . . .”

Allegedly by Tiffany D. Jackson is the story of Mary Addison who allegedly murdered a baby girl when she was only nine years old.

Many suffer in silence from mental illness. Since there are usually no outward appearances of the illness, most believe nothing is wrong.

Imagine the largest structure in the world—a residential tower stretching two and a half miles into the sky, a high-tech luxurious tower that straddles more than one hundred square blocks of New Yo

Nanette O’Hare is the only child of privileged suburban parents, earnestly studying and earning high grades, scoring goals and breaking records on her high school soccer team.

With gun slinging, gin drinking, cursing, prostitutes, desert towns, and good guys versus bad this meets the criteria for a good western.