SuitabookCharlie's Angels
David Levithan
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This is a fast-moving spy adventure built around a missing ring, a threatened witness list and a team of investigators. The case also touches on Dylan’s past.
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David Levithan
This is a fast-moving spy adventure built around a missing ring, a threatened witness list and a team of investigators. The case also touches on Dylan’s past.
Aimee Friedman
This is a family-and-friendship story about adapting to relocation, comparing yourself with a successful sibling, and rebuilding trust when sisters begin keeping things from one another.
Holly Jackson
This is a fast-moving teen mystery that treats investigation as a social experience, not merely a puzzle. Missing-person anxiety, grief, online attention and community suspicion make the story emotionally weightier than a cosy whodunit.
Marie Lu
This is a fast-moving virtual-reality adventure with a capable but vulnerable protagonist, combining tournament gameplay with a mystery about a threatening player and technology’s real-world consequences.
Sonora Reyes
A coming-of-age story about identity, belonging and disclosure, balancing painful social pressures with friendship, family love and romantic possibility. It offers a queer Mexican American protagonist whose choices are shaped by school, faith and immigration-related family separation.
Jennifer Killick
Choose this for a reader who enjoys high-action horror, suspense, twists and science-fiction menace, and who may also appreciate friendship, teamwork and witty dialogue. It is designed to be creepy and exciting rather than calm.
Arvin Ahmadi
This is a character-led coming-of-age novel about identity, secrecy, family and finding community. Its emotional centre is Amir’s attempt to reconcile his Muslim family life, sexuality, fear and desire for freedom.
Paula Harrison
A rescue adventure about finding a missing kitten, set among snowy scenery and new friendships. Its central choice involves whether the princesses should share their secret with Freya.