Alexandra Bracken’s Lore follows the descendants of ancient bloodlines as they hunt down Greek gods forced to live as mortals.
Browsing: young adult
A young woman sets out to save her brothers against all odds in Melanie Dickerson’s YA novel Court of Swans.
The Surprising Power of a Good Dumpling, by Wai Chim, is a fantastic look at the complexities of family and culture.
A case of mistaken identity turns out to be much, much more in Diana Ma’s new YA novel, Heiress Apparently.
This is a list of books that make great gifts. The following are young adult books published in and/or reviewed by Jessica in 2020.
Kiersten White’s (The Guinevere Deception) The Camelot Betrayal is the engrossing second book in her Camelot Rising trilogy.
A Disney princess gets royal treatment in Emma Theriault’s Rebel Rose, which follows Belle after she saves the Beast.
Does life stop at death? A recipient of a heart transplant can’t help but ask that question in Shannon Takaoka’s Everything I thought I Knew.
Winter, White and Wicked, by Shannon Dittemore, follows a young rig driver as she journeys across a frozen land to save a friend.
Sarah M. Eden returns to Victorian England and the world of penny dreadfuls in The Gentleman and the Thief.