Bases Loaded by Barbara L. Clanton
Barbara L. Clanton | Bases Loaded | Sixth grader Mackenzie Kelly’s first love was soccer until her best friend talked her into playing summer softball. Now Mack is eager to be on her sch
YA Fiction (Young Adult)
Cursed by H. Rachelle Graham
H. Rachelle Graham | Cursed | Hailey Mancini can’t believe that her best friend Lisa White is letting the new girl write her phone number on her hand. That Megan girl is openly hom
Holly’s Secret by Nancy Garden
Nancy Garden | Holly’s Secret |
A new town and new classmates, but the same family — with two momsDear Diary, …Until today I was Holly Lawrence-Jones. But st
Breaking Up by Norma Klein
Norma Klein | Breaking Up | While she is visiting her father and stepmother in California, 15-year-old Alison learns her mother is a lesbian.
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Alison Rose, 15, da
The Dark Wife by Sarah Diemer
Sarah Diemer | The Dark Wife | Three thousand years ago, a god told a lie. Now, only a goddess can tell the truth. Persephone has everything a daughter of Zeus could want–except fo
Crush by Jane Futcher
Jane Futcher | Crush | In her final year at a prestigious boarding school, reserved, artistic Jinx is badly hurt by the treachery of the rich, pretty girl she has considered
High and Outside by Linnea A. Due
Linnea A. Due | High and Outside | Star of her school softball team and with the highest point average in her class, Niki nonetheless has a severe drinking problem, and after nearly sel
Quite An Undertaking: Devon’s Story by Barbara L. Clanton
Barbara L. Clanton | Quite An Undertaking: Devon’s Story | Devon Raines, sixteen-year old journalism nerd, was happily minding her own business when wham, her life was turned upside down. She struggled with gr
Luna by Julie Anne Peters
Julie Anne Peters | Luna | Regan’s brother Liam can’t stand the person he is during the day. Like the moon from whom Liam has chosen his female namesake, his true self, Luna, on
Come Out Smiling by Elizabeth Levy
Elizabeth Levy | Come Out Smiling | When fourteen-year old Jenny says good-bye to her parents at the train station and boards the train to Camp Sacajawea, she’s expecting to have her bes