When Jessica loses her leg in a car accident, she faces the harsh reality of life with a prosthetic and struggles to find her place in a world that often overlooks people like her.
Through her journey, she learns not just to run again, but to embrace the strength in herself and others, especially Rosa, a girl with CP who teaches her that true courage lies in understanding and supporting each other.

A world where everyone over 15 vanishes, leaving teens to fend for themselves amid mutations and growing powers. Survival becomes a battle between townies and rich kids, with the threat of disappearing on your 15th birthday looming.

Quan, a teen in jail, writes to Justyce about his messed-up life, from a rough childhood to unfair cops, showing how African American boys get treated badly in the American justice system.

This book, a follow-up to "Dear Martin," is a YA own voices story that stands on its own, giving a real look at the juvenile justice system and how it often fails young Black boys.

Melinda's journey through high school is a raw, honest look at the pain of being silenced and the power of finding her voice again, especially after a traumatic event. This book is a must-read for anyone who's ever felt unheard or misunderstood, offering a powerful message about the importance of speaking up for oneself.

This collection weaves together three tales of vampires, witches, and shapeshifters living secretly among humans, each story exploring forbidden love and the strict rules of their hidden society. The narratives gradually intertwine, revealing a larger world where supernatural beings navigate their dual lives, often breaking the very laws that govern them.

In a post-apocalyptic world where humanity is on the brink of extinction due to a war with engineered beings called Partials, a teenage girl named Kira embarks on a quest to find a cure for a deadly virus, uncovering secrets about the war's origins and the complex relationships between humans and Partials.

Moving to a new town brings unexpected encounters with a hot alien neighbor who possesses extraordinary abilities. As enemies from another galaxy target them, the protagonist must navigate a volatile relationship while discovering her own alien mojo.

Set in 1965 Australia, it follows Charlie, a 13-year-old boy who, after witnessing a shocking secret with Jasper Jones, an outcast, navigates the complexities of racism, friendship, and truth in a small, fearful town.

Mia, a teenage princess, navigates personal challenges and uncovers a family secret that impacts her role in Genovia. Her growth as a character, free from a toxic relationship, leads to more positive decisions and a deeper connection to her heritage.

Daunis Fontaine navigates her biracial identity and unenrolled tribal status while uncovering a murder mystery, all while deeply immersing readers in Ojibwe culture, traditions, and survival skills. The story not only captivates with its high-stakes investigation but also celebrates the rich heritage of Native American communities.

In a world where dreams are gone and madness reigns, only Indigenous people can still dream, and their marrow holds the cure—but at a deadly cost.
The real strength of this story lies in its raw portrayal of cultural loss, abuse, and survival, rather than its dystopian elements.

A black teen, Rashad, gets brutally beaten by a cop for a misunderstanding, while his white classmate, Quinn, witnesses the injustice, sparking a national debate on racism and police brutality.
This gripping story forces readers to confront the harsh realities of prejudice and the urgent need for change, making it a must-read for anyone committed to a fairer future.

Stargirl continues her journey in a diary format, reflecting on her past in Mica while navigating new relationships and experiences. The narrative captures her evolving thoughts on love, life, and her unique identity.

Georgia navigates the chaos of her love life, juggling three maybe-boyfriends—Robbie, Masimo, and Dave—while trying to make a decision that will finally settle her heart. Amidst the humor and drama, she begins to see Dave the Laugh in a new light, making her choice even more complicated.