Gayle Forman

A rom-com perfect for fans of Sandhya Menon and Morgan Matson, where two exes must revisit their past after their siblings start dating. Kiran vowed to keep her family together after her mom died, but when her sister Amira starts dating, Kiran's world is turned upside down. During a family meet-up, Kiran and Deen, who had a secret relationship, find themselves face to face again after three years. Kiran is determined to find answers about Faisal's shady past, while Deen just wants his brother to be happy. Will their undeniable chemistry break down their walls? A Parade Best YA of the Year!

A searing and cheeky novel about the complexities of falling in love with your enemy. When the perfect candidate for editor in chief of her school paper, Eliza Quan, runs against ex-jock Len DiMartile, who is inexperienced but tall, handsome, and male, her frustration spills out in a viral essay that sparks a feminist movement. Caught between those who believe she's a gender equality champion and those who think she's simply crying misogyny, Eliza finds herself increasingly trapped as she works side by side with Len to demonstrate civility. But as they get to know each other, Eliza feels a horrifying realization - she just might be falling for the face of the patriarchy himself. A New York Times new and upcoming young adult book to watch for, this book is a Parents Magazine Best Book of the Year, an NPR Best Book of the Year, a Kirkus Best Book of the Year, and more.

This YA psychological thriller is a modern twist on the classic haunted house story. Marigold moves to a new city with her blended family, hoping to escape the ghosts of her past. But their new home on Maple Street is far from perfect – doors open on their own, shadows walk past rooms, and a foul smell fills the air. Is it just their imagination, or is something sinister lurking in the house? As Mari investigates, she discovers that the danger isn't limited to their home, but something is hiding within the town of Cedarville as well.

A woman with no memory is at the center of this gripping novel by the author of Girls on Fire. Found on a bus with no money, ID or recollection of who she is, she’s taken in by Dr. Benjamin Strauss’ Institute for Memory Research, where she becomes an object of fascination for one of his students. But to the daughter she left behind, she’s an absence threatening to tear her world apart. Mother Daughter Widow Wife is a multi-voiced journey of discovery, reckoning, and reclamation that will leave you spellbound.

Twins Noah and Jude were once inseparable, but something has divided them in devastating ways. As they each tell their story - Noah's from the early years and Jude's from the later years - they discover that they only have half the story. If they want to remake their world, they must find a way back to each other. This award-winning novel will leave you breathless, teary, and laughing all at once.

A humorous and honest coming-of-age story about a girl's freshman year of college, filled with new experiences and mistakes. Follow Elliot as she navigates off-campus parties, tests her RA's patience, and explores her sexuality. But when reality hits, can Elliot face the consequences of her actions? Will she find herself and maybe even fall in love along the way?

This captivating novel tells the story of a boy named Khosrou, also known as Daniel, who tries to share his tales with his classmates, but nobody believes him. Despite the skepticism, Khosrou's stories of his family's past, spanning centuries and continents, are beautiful and terrible. From escaping Iran with his mother and sister to family tales set in the palaces of semi-ancient kings, join Khosrou on a journey through his family's rich and vivid history in this powerful and moving story.

Experience the trials and triumphs of growing up with the final book in Beverly Cleary's beloved Ramona series. Follow the endearing and relatable character as she navigates new challenges in fourth grade, such as improving her spelling and dealing with the guilt of a scary incident. Perfect for independent readers between the ages of 7 and 9, Ramona's World is a heartwarming and humorous addition to any child's bookshelf, and a great supplement to homeschooling and activity books.