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Five Feet Apart

age 12+

Sweet love story of sick teens who aren't allowed to touch.

By Rachael Lippincott, Mikki Daughtry, Tobias Iaconis

(2018)

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Nate Expectations

age 10+

Theater kid blossoms in new role in sweet homecoming tale.

By Tim Federle

(2018)

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Dry

age 12+

Gripping disaster novel imagines California without water.

By Neal Shusterman, Jarrod Shusterman

(2018)

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Rabbit & Robot

age 14+

Over-the-top sci-fi tale has lots of sex talk and violence.

By Andrew Smith

(2018)

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Save the Date

age 13+

Wedding mishaps fuel funny tale of family, friendship, love.

By Morgan Matson

(2018)

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Waste of Space: Moon Base Alpha, Book 3

age 10+

Attempted murder, mechanical crisis spark satisfying finale.

By Stuart Gibbs

(2018)

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Ocean Meets Sky

age 4+

Boy remembers his grandfather in magical, visual tale.

By Terry Fan, Eric Fan

(2018)

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Ada Lace Series

age 6+

Third-grader uses science to solve problems and mysteries.

By Emily Calandrelli

(2017)

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Emergency Contact

age 14+

Sweet, quirky, college romance has lots of sex talk.

By Mary H. K. Choi

(2018)

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Harriet Gets Carried Away

age 4+

Fanciful story of birthday girl spirited away by penguins.

By Jessie Sima

(2018)

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Thunderhead: Arc of a Scythe, Book 2

age 12+

Sci-fi chiller ups the action, twists in fast-paced sequel.

By Neal Shusterman

(2018)

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Strange Fire: The Anchor and Sophia, Book 1

age 14+

Intriguing series opener explores faith, knowledge, truth.

By Tommy Wallach

(2017)

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Spy School Secret Service: Spy School, Book 5

age 10+

Distrust and nonstop peril make for thrilling adventure.

By Stuart Gibbs

(2017)

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It Takes a Village

age 4+

Neighbors build playground together in cheery teamwork tale.

By Hillary Clinton

(2017)

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Creepy Pair of Underwear!

age 4+

Hilarious tale of a rabbit afraid of his scary underpants.

By Aaron Reynolds

(2017)

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Always and Forever, Lara Jean: To All the Boys I've Loved Before, Book 3

age 13+

Sweet finale to upbeat romance series.

By Jenny Han

(2017)

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In Over Their Heads: Under Their Skin, Book 2

age 8+

Robot thriller wraps up neatly.

By Margaret Peterson Haddix

(2017)

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Panda-monium: FunJungle, Book 4

age 8+

Lively zoo whodunit takes on animal welfare, trafficking.

By Stuart Gibbs

(2017)

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The Education of Margot Sanchez

age 14+

Social climbing and cultural identity collide in a fun read.

By Lilliam Rivera

(2017)

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Not Quite Narwhal

age 4+

Sparkly, fanciful unicorn story about being different.

By Jessie Sima

(2017)

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