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Queer friends navigate love, work, and identity struggles while creating a new event for 30-something homos in graphic novel Mimosa by Archie Bongiovanni.

A spell-casting competition leads to a star-crossed love between two powerful teenage magicians, risking their powers and humanity.

A captivating debut novel about family secrets, a budding romance, and a mysterious murder in a small southern town, "We Deserve Monuments" is a must-read.

A girl copes with the loss of her dog in a wordless picture book that explores grief, healing, and the enduring power of nature's beauty.

Stunning mystery by Janae Marks. Elise wakes up 6 months in the future, alone and confused. With the help of her friend Cora, she must unravel the mystery and find a way back to her past.

The first LGBTQA+ middle-grade anthology featuring diverse stories by top authors like Justina Ireland and Alex Gino. From boybands to nonbinary pirates, explore a range of joyful, queer tales.

In a dark academia novel, Lennon masters the power of persuasion at a hidden school of magic, but struggles to avoid corruption as she delves into its dark history.

YA debut A Study in Drowning blends fantasy, romance, and mystery in a haunting tale of fairy tale visions, academic rivalry, and dark forces at play.

In this twisty mystery, Elise wakes up six months in the future with no memory of the past. With the help of her friend Cora, she must uncover the truth.

"USA TODAY bestseller about lifelong friends pretending to date for business, risking their friendship for love. A captivating summer romance full of heart."

Forbidden romance between an ordinary girl and a powerful prince in a kingdom where only the extraordinary belong. She's hunted, he's pretending. Will love survive the kingdom's grueling laws?

YA fantasy: Young fairy queen forms unlikely alliance with a winter fairy to save their lands in enchanting and romantic adventure.

Forbidden love forces Naila to choose between her family's tradition and her heart in this gripping tale of cultural expectations and heartbreak.

A hate-to-love romantic comedy about two college students helping each other win over their crushes, only to realize they might be falling for each other.