The Honeys by Ryan La Sala

In The Honeys, Ryan La Sala serves up a glittering, toxic summer fairytale that shifts from a poignant contemporary grief story into dark folk horror. Following a confident genderfluid teen investigating their twin’s mysterious death, this slow-burn mystery is a must-have for YA shelves.

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Displacement by Kiku Hughes

In the powerful graphic novel Displacement, a teenager is pulled back in time to witness the heartbreaking reality of World War II Japanese-American internment camps. Balancing history with personal discovery, Kiku Hughes delivers a heartfelt story about community resilience, civil liberties, and the enduring fight for equality.

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The Infinity Courts by Akemi Dawn Bowman

What happens when our virtual assistants take over the afterlife? In The Infinity Courts, Akemi Dawn Bowman delivers a highly original, sci-fi thriller exploring an AI uprising in the world of human consciousness. Centered on a relatable biracial protagonist navigating grief and rebellion, this suspenseful and philosophical novel exploring technology, ethics, and humanity.

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