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One friendship group. A prom night from hell. Why was Scarlett voted GIRL MOST LIKELY TO DIE - and by who Will she discover the truth by the end of the night before there is a murder A page-turning YA thriller for fans of A Good Girl's Guide to Murder.

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Featuring never-before-seen photos, inspirational quotes, and her own doodles and poetry, Lukasiak, a fan-favorite on the reality TV show "Dance Moms, " offers exclusive insight into her world as well as a message that will inspire all readers to be their very best selves. Full color.

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Boy Falling is a raw read about a girl and boy who are beautifully flawed.

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While spending a summer with her famous mother and her criminal boyfriend, Sydney Reilly, age fifteen, finds love with Nicco but her premonition of something bad coming proves dreadfully accurate.

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A powerful, timely coming-of-age YA novel about a young woman from Texas who goes on a road trip with two friends to get an abortion, from award-winning author Sharon Biggs Waller.

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When a terrorist attack cuts electricity across North America, teenaged Zara and her would-be boyfriend Gabe set out to find Gabe's sister--her best friend Estella--relying on skills Zara learned from her survivalist father.

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Six high school students win a staggering 50 million-dollar lotto prize, only to find their lives spiralling into a web of secrets, deception, and danger. Past suspicions are renewed, blurring the truth, as they struggle to protect one another from the outside world that threatens to take away their new-found freedom.

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The only thing more dangerous than a king is his heir in this romantic tragedy perfect for readers of Captive Prince and The Winner's Curse, from one of China's best-known authors of heartbreak.

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How far would you go to protect a friend An incredible novel from the bestselling author of Beautiful Broken Things and A Quiet Kind of Thunder, now with a fierce new cover look.

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Anton Marin and Rani Cross team up again to fight the ghosts that are plaguing the city. And now there's a vicious ghost-hunting faction in town as well. A highly entertaining sequel to the smart, snappy and funny Gap Year in Ghost Town.

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A moving and unique speculative YA novel about the afterlife and the unexpected connections that can be made in death

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Boy meets girl on the Northern Irish border but what if peace is harder than war

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Olivia plans to spend her summer binge-watching horror movies and chatting with her online friend Elm. After Elm sends her a selfie, Olivia--assuming they'll never meet--sends him a photo of her best friend. Things become complicated during a trip to the Catskills when Olivia runs into the one person she never thought she would see.

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Skeletor, He-Man's archnemesis, writes his own autobiography, fromm his childhood to his quest for the Golden Disc of Knowledge.

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The journey Misty and Shilo take together unites them as friends but invites danger into their lives. And it will take a miracle for these unlikely friends to elude a gang bent on revenge, keep The Gift a secret, trust God in extraordinary circumstances, and hold on to the people they love

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Dawson, a star hockey player, and Harper, his biggest critic, must confront their assumptions about each other while working together at an after-school job, as they navigate their differences and find unexpected common ground.

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A Japanese fishing vessel in 1841 sinks and its crew is rescued by a passing American ship. Our hero is Manjiro, a 14 year old boy, is adopted by the captain of the western ship. Eventually he makes his way back to Japan where he helps the emperor to lower the wall around Japan. The emperor calls him a samurai, the boy's ultimate dream.

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When budding actress Gemma Huang flies to Beijing to star in a film of M. Butterfly, she is mistaken for a notorious socialite, kicking off a series of revelations her parents had carefully concealed from her.