A war strategist infiltrates enemy camp to help her warlordess secure the empire in Strike the Zither, a new fantasy series by Joan He.
Browsing: YA review
A Japanese-American teen’s life is upended with the attack on Pearl Harbor in Emily Inouye Huey’s stunning Beneath the Wide Silk Sky.
Return to a world of witches and magic in The Witch Hunt, the sequel to The Witch Haven, a historical YA fantasy by Sasha Peyton Smith.
Twin mediums find themselves in the middle of a battle between light and dark in Amanda Glaze’s The Second Death of Edie and Violet Bond.
A young woman must deal with the consequences of an unexpected pregnancy during World War I in Sally Nicholls’ The Silent Stars Go By.
Return to a land of royal intrigue, adventure and romance in Brigid Kemmerer’s sequel to Defy the Night — Defend the Dawn.
A girl’s life is turned upside down when she learns her tears grant wishes in Nadine Brandes’ new young adult novel, Wishtress.
A teen finds herself at the center of a town’s annual festival in Shawn Sarles’ creepy new YA novel, A Pocket Full of Posies.
A hunter races to save her sister’s life in Tanvi Berwah’s South Asian-inspired YA fantasy, Monsters Born and Made.
Sherlock’s younger sister is back and better than ever in Nancy Springer’s Enola Holmes and the Elegant Escapade.