Browsing: Social Issues

When 17-year-old Savannah “Sparrow” Rose, a gifted ballerina, is assaulted by her boyfriend, she struggles to recover — and she must face the dark truth of her past in order to reclaim her future. “Heartbreaking yet hopeful” (Kirkus Reviews).

“Compelling” (Publishers Weekly): In 1935, Japanese American Alex Maki becomes the pen pal of Charlie Lévy, a Jewish French girl. As their bond grows stronger, they must lean on one another for support amid the horrors of war… “An intriguing premise and fascinating tale” (Kirkus Reviews).

Perfect for “fans of Sarah Dessen or Meg Cabot” (School Library Journal): For years, Sidney and Asher have spent their summers engaged in an epic prank war. But when their feud gets their families kicked out of their lake houses, they team up against a common enemy — and sparks fly between them… “Addictingly enjoyable” (Kirkus Reviews).

From two New York Times bestselling authors comes a “charming” novel that “will win hearts and inspire action” (Booklist): When former childhood friends Jamie and Maya work together on a political campaign, they find a sense of purpose — and unexpected romance! “Timely, relevant, and engaging” (School Library Journal).

Perfect for fans of Sarah J. Maas and Holly Black, this first book in a dark and action-packed new series…

Keep your enemies close…Maeve Rhodes is not your typical Good Samaritan. However, when she stumbles upon a fallen, elderly woman,…

Some people just can’t stand each other. Kayla and Evan are definitely one of those people.It’s annoying enough that they…

College is easy compared to dating…It’s safe to say my love life stinks. As if getting dumped for another guy…

Talking to him is forbidden, so why can’t I stay away?It’s been five years since Wes and I have spoken.…

From a New York Times bestselling author comes “a magical joyride with a cast full of heart” (Marie Lu): Brothers Brighton and Emil will find their bond tested when they’re caught in the center of a long-standing, violent conflict. “Immersive, mind-bending… Both thoughtful and heart-wrenching” (Sabaa Tahir).