Fake dating & enemies to lovers.
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When Winnie's sisters leave for college & don't get engaged, their parents set Winnie up on fake dates with her archnemesis, Mat Songsomboon. Winnie steps out of her sisters' shadows, embraces her culture, & plans for her future. She even realises that Mat isn't so terrible!. This story tackles themes of culture, identity, love, family, friendship.
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Have you read Dating Makes Perfect? What did you think?

Fast food chain + small family restaurant = Twitter war + romance.
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Toastie takedowns & Twitter snark. Pepper & Jack are in an all-out Twitter war, fighting for the things that matter--like grilled cheese sandwiches. Meanwhile, Pepper & Jack navigate school, family, and an unlikely romance born from social media sabotage. This is a story of identity, power, entrepreneurship, and love.
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Have you read Tweet Cute yet? What did you think?

Art, family, & identity.
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In the UK, Maisie makes amends with her estranged brother and discovers her own art style. Plus, she's on a mission to save her family's art shop from financial trouble. She navigates life in a new city and the imperfections of her family, learning about forgiveness, identity, and creativity.
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Thank you to Jollyfish Press for this eARC.
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Have you read The Art of Running Away yet? What did you think?

A Paris love story!
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From a Manhattan cafe to the Champs-Élysées to Casa Milà in Barcelona, each is rich in detail--perfect for would-be travellers!
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Isla & Josh are clearly written and perfect for each other, making their romance believable. Notice cameos from the stars of other books in the series. Expect themes of young love, insecurity, & lack of direction.
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Have you read Isla and the Happily Ever After? What did you think?

If King Henry VIII were a contemporary high schooler.
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At Lancaster High, most rumours centre Henry's many failed relationships. Pranks turn to questions about Henry's role in the recent demise of how many ex-girlfriends?
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Cleves, girlfriend #4, is is witty & sarcastic. Her tone and personality make the story believable & engaging as it twists & turns. Nothing is predictable!
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Have you read The Dead Queens Club? What did you think?

Growing up, facing adversity, & finding meaning in hardship.
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Zac & Mia uses alternating perspectives to contrast two experiences of adolescent cancer. Zac & Mia deal with their diagnoses very differently.
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Zac & Mia learn about their illnesses and themselves, navigating treatment & finding joy as not-so-average teenagers. The book deals with themes of illness, mortality, hope, loss, & family.
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Have you read Zac & Mia? What did you think?

Beautiful settings, romantic playlists, athletic ambitions, and childhood friends falling in love.
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Isolde dreams of joining the National Ballet School. Taylor's recent below-knee amputation has disrupted his Winter Olympics plans. Through prose & epistolary storytelling, these childhood friends reunite in a musical long-distance romance. Together, they can survive & succeed.
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Have you read The Long Distance Playlist? What did you think?

A twisting, twirling leap into the betrayals of professional ballet.
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At the American Ballet Company, onstage beauty comes at the cost of backstage ugliness. No more pretty pointe shoes!
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This is a tale of jealousy & sabotage. Gigi, Bette, & June navigate relationship & health problems as the story moves through unpredictable betrayals. “The Sugar Plum Fairy has farthest to fall.“
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Have you read Tiny Pretty Things? What did you think?