We’re Not Alone by Rik Isensee
Rik Isensee | We’re Not Alone | We’re Not Alone is a young adult novel that follows Mike and Susie through their adventures coming out in a suburban high school. Susie, a firebrand f
YA Fiction (Young Adult)
Who I Am by M.L. Rice
M.L. Rice | Who I Am | Discovering who you are is the hardest part of growing up.Devin Kelly is an Air Force brat, band nerd, bookworm, and loner. After the untimely death o
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
Alice on the Outside by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor
Phyllis Reynolds Naylor | Alice on the Outside | Alice likes her life, even though she realizes that change is on the way. She and her friends may develop separate interests and ideas, and sometimes
Rage by Julie Anne Peters
Julie Anne Peters | Rage | A National Book Award Finalist offers an intense portrait of an abusive relationship.Johanna is steadfast, patient, reliable; the go-to girl, the one
Cissy Funk by Kim Taylor
Kim Taylor | Cissy Funk | How many times can your family let you down?All the time, if you’re Cissy Funk. It’s bad enough that her father left the family to find work in Denver
Hey, Dollface by Deborah Hautzig
Deborah Hautzig | Hey, Dollface | Two 15-year-old classmates are loving and devoted ‘best friends,’ but the time comes when they must ask themselves a hard question about their relatio
Dare Truth or Promise by Paula Boock
Paula Boock | Dare Truth or Promise | ‘[A] steamy, brilliant girl-on-girl romance,’ says Kirkus, now available in paperback in our Graphia imprint with an eye-catching new cover! Willa and
The Cat Came Back by Hilary Mullins
Hilary Mullins | The Cat Came Back | From Publishers Weekly
Set in 1980, Mullins’s first novel takes the form of a journal kept by 17-year-old Stephanie (Stevie) Roughgarden during he
Name Me Nobody by Lois-Ann Yamanaka
Lois-Ann Yamanaka | Name Me Nobody | Named after Emmylou Harris because her mother used to ‘do it’ to the Profile album, 14-year-old Emi-Lou Kaya feels like a nobody in her Hawaiian town: