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A spellbinding twist on “Beauty and the Beast” set in the world of Gail Carson Levine’s beloved “Ella Enchanted.” Evie rebuffs her friend’s marriage proposal, so the fairy Lucinda turns her into an ogre. Evie needs to fall in love in 62 days if she wants to be human again.
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YA darlings Becky Albertalli and Adam Silvera team up for one of the sweetest meet-cute stories you will ever read. Arthur and Ben regret not getting each other’s contact info when they meet at the post office. Chance encounters (is it fate?) and multiple first dates ensue.
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An eerie Halloween read. People murmur that a monster recently abducted one young woman on Sawkill Island, where over 20 girls have disappeared over the past century and a half. Three girls band together to get to the bottom of these mysterious disappearances. Female friendship conquers the chills to warm your heart in this atmospheric horror story.
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This is a stunning take on the topic of race and police brutality. Starr Carter will not stay silent in the face of injustice, and her message will be amplified thanks to the release of the movie adaptation this October.
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Kwame Alexander and Mary Rand Hess, the authors of “Solo,” have hit a home run once again with “Swing.” Jazz and baseball, first love and friendship, and much more all get thrown into this lyrical, heartfelt story.
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A gothic tale for anybody who’s excited that Halloween is just around the corner. A boy goes to live with his uncle in an old haunted house. It may be for children, but it’s not for the faint of heart. The movie version stars Jack Black, Cate Blanchett, and Owen Vaccaro.
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“The Miseducation of Cameron Post” may be one of the most talked about books this LGBT History Month, thanks to the recent release of a critically acclaimed movie adaptation. Emily M. Danforth’s debut meanders its way into your heart, less a gut punch and more a pressure that builds and builds upon many quiet moments. An important novel about one young woman staying steadfastly who she is against the evils of ignorance.
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Easily one of the most gripping, thought-provoking, and experimentally told stories of 2018. A fierce young woman goes missing on her journey to find her sister’s killer, and a radio personality picks up her trail to create a popular podcast called “The Girls.” A heartrending thriller perfect for anyone addicted to the podcast “Serial.”
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