Young Adult

Snow White gets an amazingly adventurous overhaul in author of the Defiance series C. J. Redwine’s retelling. Princess Lorelei has magic in her, but her mother never taught her to use it.

This story is not as bleak as the title suggests.

The Cure for Dreaming is set in 1900s Oregon, with the backdrop of the suffragist movement. Olivia Mead is called on stage to be hypnotized by the young and famous Henri Reverie.

Centuries ago, when Earth colonized the moon, no one could have predicted the Lunar population would evolve as it did.

Earth is dying, nearly devoid of oxygen and water. Forests are gone, oceans a half-forgotten myth.

It’s been more than three years since the release of John Green’s The Fault in Our Stars, and into that vacuum has swept a class of tender-funny romance novels featuring one or more young

“the Thunder Road series . . . [is] off to an engine-revving start . . .”

“If you know you’re going to be around to see it, you look at the fate of the world differently.”

"DeStefano’s page-turner of a book with its cliffhanger ending deserves its multiple starred reviews."

“From the dark, grimy delinquency of Brooklyn to the hot grasslands of the African savannah, Fiore’s exhilarating story and unforgettable characters sweep the reader onward.”

“Readers will race through this story.

“Set in the shadowy atmosphere of bayou country, where alligators prowl and cypress trees squat knee-deep in swamp water, Kimberley Griffiths Little’s exciting book gives us a spunky heroin