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This is a paranormal high-school romance built around Ever’s unusual perceptions and the mystery of Damen’s identity. Her efforts to manage what she experiences shape her relationships and draw her into his world.

This is a suspense-driven story about Max trying to uncover a mystery while on the run. Its combination of hacking, political intrigue and shifting alliances may appeal to readers drawn to fast-moving digital-age plots.

This story follows Miley as she manages a temporary restriction on speaking while facing school and family complications.

This is a friendship story shaped by change and a difficult choice: Abby must decide what to do after discovering that Hilary has an eating disorder.

This is a social story centred on friendship, dating and a getaway that becomes entangled with other people’s mysteries and relationship changes.

A group of friends pursues an unidentified adversary amid prom preparations, personal secrets and investigations. Expect a mystery-driven story with several character threads rather than a purely school-focused prom plot.

This is a high-school romance about uncertainty, public attention and a teenager trying to make sense of past and present feelings. A song's popularity brings Nattie's private questions into wider discussion.

A map-loving pupil faces a mystery after secret maps about school life disappear and threatening notes arrive. The investigation offers puzzles, inventive interests and school relationships, while privacy and the effects of representing other people deserve attention.

This is speculative young-adult fiction about a young woman and her male counterpart negotiating an unusual shared existence. It combines departure from a hometown where Jill faces public judgement with romance, sexual choices, family conflict and the practical question of how either identity can build an independent life.

A tense young-adult family drama about a private history becoming public. Its strongest stated features are suspense, emotional pressure, and questions about belonging, loyalty, and whether a relationship can survive betrayal.

This is a school-and-friendship story set around Valentine’s Day. Patti notices a newcomer’s distance, considers whether to send a valentine, and takes part in organising a themed dance, while her brother’s bullying adds a more serious concern.

This is a youth mystery combining hockey, family secrets and school relationships. Bromm’s investigation gives the story a problem-solving focus, while his uncertainty about his parents and his aunt’s work adds personal stakes.

This is a character-led story about trying on a new identity, seeking acceptance and discovering that gossip can involve people close to home. Its central tensions combine workplace belonging with changing family relationships.

This is a speculative romance about whether a prescribed soulmate should determine a person’s life. Corin’s secrecy, difficult relationships and questions about free will create a tense setting for exploring personal choice.

This is a family-centred coming-of-age novel about unanswered questions, changing relationships and choices under medical pressure. Its emotional seriousness is moderated by humour, warmth and sympathetic characterisation.

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.

This is a coming-of-age journey about a famous actor and four fans confronting private fears, changing relationships and the difference between a public image and a real person.

This is a brisk family mystery built around bereavement, public scrutiny and uncertainty about who caused a parent’s death. Its strongest pull is the siblings’ effort to face painful events and question the accepted story.

A fast-moving futuristic spy thriller follows Augusta as she lives under a secret identity and confronts a violent hostage situation. Alongside action and humour, it explores family separation, responsibility after a fatal mistake, surveillance and the costs of technological progress.

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 sports-centred coming-of-age story about a transgender teenager balancing football, privacy, romance, family relationships, and the possibility of advocating for other trans young people.

A short, visually expressive story about a newcomer, suspicion and the possibility of belonging. Its emotional centre is the contrast between what the animals assume and what they learn about the stranger’s past.

This is a contemporary YA romance about reconnecting with someone changed by fame. Alongside Lulu and Kite’s feelings, it considers friendship, family relationships, celebrity privacy, fandom culture, mental health and bisexual identity.

A relationship-led YA novel about a young woman reconsidering a carefully shaped career while navigating renewed feelings for an ex-boyfriend. Its appeal lies in emotional decisions, family dynamics, K-pop settings and a South Korean cultural backdrop.

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.

This is a character-led story about foster care, adoption, friendship and the effects of introducing an artificial intelligence into school life. Its tone combines humour with poignant circumstances and thought-provoking questions about human–AI relationships.

A contemporary coming-of-age romance about Simon’s identity, friendships and first relationship, told alongside anonymous email exchanges. It offers LGBTQ+ representation, humour and emotional growth, while placing personal discovery alongside school conflict and online communication.

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.

A school-transition story about Frankie finding ways to join in, protect her privacy and build friendships through music, while facing sensory challenges and the return of a bully.

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.

This is an empathetic school story about an autistic girl navigating sensory overload, anxiety, bullying and friendship while deciding how openly to present herself. It offers recognition without promising an uncomplicated transformation.

A child’s summer world of woods, raspberry picking and imaginative play is set against secrets, gossip and changing family relationships. The story appears to balance warmth and adventure with more serious questions about adults and social judgement.

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.

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.

This is a contemporary identity-and-relationships novel centred on the effects of an unwanted public outing. Its emotional focus is Felix’s response, alongside friendships, romance and questions of trust, forgiveness and revenge.

This is a lively diary-style coming-of-age story about crushes, friendship and self-image. Lara’s attempt to change herself for attention creates pressure, while football, humour and her relationships help shape her journey.

This is a relationship-focused speculative story about seeing possible futures and changing them through present choices. Its strongest appeal is likely the accessible time-and-technology premise, rather than richly developed character detail.

This is a school-life story with a media angle: Talia has a public voice while her mother publicly discusses family life, and Talia considers how to respond. The main interest lies in competing loyalties and self-definition.

This is a contrasting friendship story: one girl has fame and wealth but feels isolated, while the other has a modest home life and an unusual family claim. Their meeting brings those different kinds of absence together.

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.

This is a celebrity-focused story about Elly’s determined pursuit of a Hollywood crush and the personal fallout from an awkward public incident. Its central movement is from excitement and ambition towards trying to recover relationships and normality.

This is a school-and-family story about a child trying to protect a grandfather’s dignity while resisting pressure over friendship and reputation. It offers interpersonal dilemmas rather than a straightforward adventure, with the ending and resolutions left unclear.

This is a story about romantic expectations meeting awkward reality. Its central situation combines kissing, friendship, reputation and the influence of romance narratives, with embarrassment and social complications along the way.

This is a story about a young writer discovering that turning private family experience into public work can affect people she loves. It combines creative ambition with embarrassment, changing sibling closeness and a difficult ethical choice.

This is a story about private writing, family expectations and a journey that does not go to plan. Owen’s efforts to control the situation meet questions about honesty, responsibility and his granddad’s changing behaviour.