Browsing: Coming of Age

A twisty page-turner perfect for fans of E. Lockhart: Becca Torrence is starting over in a small town where no one knows her or her secrets. But when fitting in proves difficult, she must decide how far she’s willing to go to make new friends…

A mesmerizing fantasy for fans of Cassandra Clare! As her 18th birthday approaches, Zoe learns that her best friend is a Guardian Angel, her crush is a Nephilim — and an ancient prophecy will define her fate… Book one in a series.

Sixteen-year-old introvert Samantha Cross is falling in love for the first time. There’s only one problem: she’s falling for her…

The Over Duet is a story first loves, second chances, and hard truths. I fancy myself a purveyor of truth,…

From the author of The Black Witch: In a world of magic, Tessla faces challenges — and dragon fire — while she navigates falling in love… An enthralling fantasy in a “refreshing, powerful” series (Robin Hobb), with over 1,700 five-star Goodreads ratings!

There’s nothing, not anymore. No perfect life. No clear path. Just…nothing. I didn’t want the life my parents mapped out…

When geeky Evie is paired with charming, popular Rob for a school project, he’s the last person she wants to work with. But as they grow closer, Rob develops a master plan to win her over. A delightful, heartfelt read!

“A magical, exciting adventure full of secrets, thieves, and witches, with a unique, fresh twist on an old legend” (Jennifer L. Armentrout): After years in a psychiatric hospital, Snow breaks free — and must decide who can be trusted. “Hauntingly beautiful and dangerously seductive” (Kass Morgan).

From a #1 New York Times bestselling author: This gripping collection of classic novels tackles family secrets, racism, military life, and more. “Conroy has achieved a penetrating vision of the Southern psyche” (Publishers Weekly).

A National Book Award winner that “puts Ward in fellowship with such forebears as Zora Neale Hurston and William Faulkner” (The New Yorker): The struggles and hopes of three generations of a Mississippi family unfold in this “searing, urgent read… It’s hard to imagine a more necessary book” (Celeste Ng).