Young Adults (Ages 12-18)

The explosive conclusion to Veronica Roth's Divergent series reveals secrets of a dystopian world, with bonus content. One choice will define you.

Veronica Roth's Divergent is a gripping dystopian novel that follows Beatrice as she navigates a world of courage, sacrifice, and love. A must-read for fans of The Hunger Games and Maze Runner series!

Displacement follows Kiku as she is transported back in time to her grandmother's experiences in WWII Japanese internment camps, exploring themes of resilience and memory.

Adapted from a critically acclaimed adult book, Disability Visibility is a hopeful essay collection for young adults, shedding light on the experiences of disabled individuals and celebrating their wisdom and joy.

A gamer girl with a secret online identity meets her best friend in real life at elite school, sparking a romantic comedy in this fresh YA novel.

Graphic journalism by Nora Krug follows the contrasting experiences of a Ukrainian journalist and Russian artist during Russia's war on Ukraine, offering a harrowing look at the devastating effects on individuals.

An electrifying fantasy romance where a desperate prince and daring outlaw face off in the Wilds of Kandala, testing their loyalties and sparking unexpected connections.

In this horror comedy, two friends must unravel the mystery of their missing friend's supernatural return in the 1992-set tale perfect for fans of Stranger Things.

In Daughter of the Bone Forest, Rosy must navigate a dangerous courtship with Death's Heir as war looms closer, all while hiding her bone-shifting powers.

Epic fantasy trilogy by Laini Taylor follows art student Karou through a brutal otherworldly war, secrets unveiled, and a star-crossed love.

Nerdy high schooler embraces main-character energy in witty LGBTQ+ love story, navigating movie tropes, meet-cutes, and unexpected romance.

"YA graphic novel where a girl and her dog must save a magical world from chaos. A mix of humor, adventure, and emotional depth from North & Henderson."

Gwendolyn, a cursed princess with low self-esteem, finds acceptance and friendship in the Cursed Princess Club. Join her on a journey of self-discovery.

Discover the power of crystals in this enchanting guidebook. Learn about different stones, how to choose and activate them, and create a crystal grid.

"Discover the magic of first love in this charming YA graphic novel. Ray, a young seer, finds romance and friendship in a town's magic bakery. A sweet story of dreams and love."

A heartfelt graphic novel about 12-year-old Tuva navigating friendship, crushes, and growing up, with a sweet queer love story at its core.

Flora discovers Creepy Cat's secret in the mysterious mansion. What will happen to her dreams and loves? Mayhem ensues in this Gothic comedy sequel.

Sydney Taylor Honor Award & National Book Award winner Neal Shusterman presents a graphic novel exploring the Holocaust through surreal visions and heroism.

Lara lands her dream guy, only for her unexpected summer fling (who is female) to transfer to her school. YA queer romance by Dahlia Adler, now in paperback.

"A raw graphic novel debut following a queer teen navigating identity, addiction, and rehab in 1980s Troy, NY. A story of hope, humor, and survival."

Graphic novel about two young women, Preet with magic and Valissa without, on separate journeys to discover themselves and each other. LGTBQ+ romance with obstacles and growth.

Comics for Choice is an anthology of comics about abortion, showcasing diverse voices and educating readers on the history and current struggles of reproductive rights.

In a creepy house in West Texas, Case searches for her missing friend Drea, uncovering dark secrets in a cultlike world where danger lurks.

A unique reimagining of Cinderella as teen girls team up to overthrow the kingdom's oppressive traditions. A fresh take on a classic story with a powerful message.