Fresh Reads, Honest reviews, Educator-approved
Award-winning author Malinda Lo returns with A Scatter of Light, a gorgeous coming-of-queer-age companion novel to Last Night at the Telegraph Club. Set against the backdrop of historical shifts in marriage equality, this story beautifully explores identity, art, and first love.
Filled with suspense and diverse representation the bloodstained tournament of Ilvernath reaches its brutal breaking point in All of Our Demise. A fast-paced, action-packed conclusion that expands on the dark magic, shifting alliances, and deep moral stakes of the original.
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.
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.
Classic literature meets contemporary city life in Anne of West Philly! This modern graphic novel adaptation reimagines Anne Shirley as a spirited, creative foster teen adjusting to life in Philadelphia. Featuring diverse characters, relatable themes, and beautiful visual storytelling.