Kids Book Index
Mason Deaver
Jude is a cupid who believes they know more about love than most humans after studying it throughout their teen years. They are on probation for an action they should not have taken, but want to prove they can make matches without becoming involved themselves. Jude’s next assignment changes their usual work: rather than matching two adults, they must attend high school with people their own age.
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Haphaven Deluxe EditionNorm Harper, illustrated by Louie JoyceFor superstitious teenager Alex Mills, changing an unlucky future means entering the land of superstition itself. Alex travels through a rainbow on a quest to set wrongs right, combining a fantastical world with the challenges of growing up. The adventure treats luck as more than a simple belief, placing Alex in a setting where superstitions become real and consequential. This deluxe hardcover edition also includes bonus material that was not previously available.Kids Favorites — 9th–12th GradeOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
The Brightwood CodeMonica HesseEdda, eighteen, returns from World War I service as a Hello Girl with the American Expeditionary Forces. Now a Bell Systems operator in Washington, D.C., she is burdened by guilt over forgetting the code word “Brightwood” during the war, when thirty-four soldiers died. Haunting calls urge Edda to reveal what happened overseas. With help from Theo, a fellow boarding-house resident, she investigates who is making the calls and confronts the consequences of the past.Fiction for Young AdultsOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
Perfect Little MonstersCindy R. X. HeAt Sierton High School, the school’s most popular girl is murdered. Her friends become suspects in her death, and every one of them has a reason to want her dead. The murdered student, Ella Moore, was not only popular but also widely disliked. The book centers on the investigation surrounding her death and the suspicions directed toward the people closest to her at school.Kids Favorites — 9th–12th GradeOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details