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This is a serious, trauma-focused novel in which two sisters face the effects of abuse, family disruption and foster care. It also follows attempts to find support, speak openly and begin recovering.

This is an atmospheric, music-centred fantasy romance about family responsibility, hidden creative ambition and a dangerous attraction, with mythic influences and an emotionally extreme first-person perspective.

A playful magical mix-up turns a friendship-repair scheme into several unwanted romantic entanglements. The strongest hook is the comic question of whether feelings and relationships can be managed like a potion.

A frank, humorous YA novel about Rose’s difficult first sexual experience, a medical complication, relationship pressure and the shame surrounding bodies. It also follows friendship, online support and uncertainty about the future.

A sharply relevant story about a young person whose private life has been turned into public content, offering humour and cringe alongside serious questions about consent, dignity and parental responsibility online.

This is a focused contemporary family story about children’s privacy online. It offers a plot-led way to consider sharenting, consent and the consequences when a parent’s public identity depends on children’s visibility.

This is a fast, emotionally charged story about risk-taking and its aftermath. Rory’s experience opens space to think about peer pressure, friendship, blame, accountability and whether people can rebuild trust after serious harm.

A fast-moving science-fiction mystery about identity, memory and control. Porter’s unusual abilities create action and puzzles, while his search for the truth about his parents gives the adventure an emotional centre.

This is a speculative romance about sustaining connection across constantly changing bodies and lives. Its central situation invites reflection on identity, empathy, choice and what makes a person recognisable beyond appearance.

This is a serious, emotionally involving story about three friends trying to understand a night whose consequences reshape their relationships. Its multiple viewpoints invite readers to examine uncertainty rather than accept one simple account.

This offers a tense exploration of privacy, online performance and trust, with Connie’s perspective giving the social-media issues emotional focus. It also delivers a substantial murder-and-attack thriller, rather than a gentle discussion of digital life.

A dark fantasy sequel about a new ruler facing betrayal, divided loyalties and approaching catastrophe. Its appeal lies in magical world-building, romance and mysteries, but it also contains graphic fantasy peril and mature relationship material.

A wide-ranging fantasy mystery about diplomatic danger, family power and personal agency. Its imaginative world places telepathic animals and unusual technology alongside political conflict, environmental questions and the effects of coercive family relationships.

This is a dark, fast-moving fantasy about a young man caught between government power, organised crime and intimate loyalties. Its strongest offering is sustained moral uncertainty rather than simple heroes and villains.

This is a dark, romantic fantasy about survival, dangerous power and difficult choices. Its appeal lies in an immersive faerie world and intense relationships; its most attention-demanding material includes graphic injury, sexual content, coercion and frightening threats.

This is a fantasy adventure about a girl navigating a dangerous bargain, family poverty and an object tied to her kingdom’s future. Its central appeal is the combination of dragons, moral choices and high-stakes consequences.

A fantasy adventure about four young heroes and their spirit animals, with teamwork tested by a dangerous attempt to force these bonds and give one partner complete control.