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Pádraig Kenny
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A dystopian survival adventure about Jen and Father, an AI who has cared for her since she was a baby. Their search for a new home brings danger, new connections and a difficult secret.
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Pádraig Kenny
A dystopian survival adventure about Jen and Father, an AI who has cared for her since she was a baby. Their search for a new home brings danger, new connections and a difficult secret.
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Susan Dennard
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Lucy Strange
This is a gothic historical mystery about a child displaced after a death, searching for the truth about her identity while supernatural events expose troubling family secrets.
Emma Carroll
A suspenseful historical adventure combines a child-led mystery with Tutankhamun’s story. It offers friendship, family loyalty and questions about who has the right to remove cultural treasures, alongside period travel and Egyptian history.
Channelle Desamours
This offers atmospheric supernatural suspense, a mystery to unravel and a protagonist forced to face personal and communal secrets. It may suit readers who enjoy eerie settings, countdowns, twists and psychologically unsettling dilemmas.
Maureen Johnson
A puzzle-led mystery for readers who enjoy secrets, shifting timelines and an atmospheric setting. Marlowe’s self-deprecating humour and developing relationship with Akilah sit alongside family tragedy, present-day danger and questions about how the past shapes the present.
Elizabeth Acevedo
A serious, emotionally concentrated verse novel about family knowledge, loss and self-definition. Its strongest appeal is likely for readers who welcome reflective relationship-centred fiction rather than spectacle or elaborate genre mechanics.
Kat Ellis
Choose this for a creepy, atmospheric mystery centred on horror-film culture, a disturbing small-town setting and escalating suspense. Its appeal lies in eerie world-building and supernatural uncertainty rather than gentle or reassuring storytelling.
This is a comic school-and-family story in which Tom’s everyday mishaps lead to a project about family, friends and furry creatures. His research reveals surprising family details, including how his parents ended up together.
Stephen Mulhern
This is an activity-led nonfiction book: readers can learn and practise tricks, then consider how presentation, preparation and originality affect a performance. It suits shared experimentation as much as quiet reading.
Caroline Lawrence
A suspenseful historical mystery set around Pompeii, combining a children's investigation with vivid historical detail and the looming eruption of Vesuvius. Expect friendship, curiosity and adventure, but also sorrow and frightening material near the conclusion.
Tom Palmer
A brisk supernatural football mystery with three friends, secret overnight exploration and mounting suspense. Its short chapters and cliff-hangers may suit readers who want an exciting story without a long, slow build.
Melissa Welliver
Choose this for a fast-moving dystopian horror story built around survival, undead threats, a televised contest and a relationship under pressure. Its central hook is spectacle made from danger.
Emily Barr
A layered YA mystery about friends, secrets and a murder, moving between modern Cornwall, the 1980s and the 1940s. Its appeal lies in suspense, changing perspectives and the gradual connection between past and present.
Coral Rumble
An emotionally serious adventure about belonging and uncovering the past. Arlo’s school project and interest in a shipwreck provide momentum, while supportive relationships and the possibility of recovery balance the secrecy, loss and uncertainty.
Sarah Wishart
Expect a tense mystery built around four teenagers, a crash, a dead driver’s holdall, a million pounds and a gun.
Denise Brown
This is a mystery about belonging, family secrets and the search for truth, shaped by shifting timelines and repeated discoveries. It offers suspense through Pearl’s growing uncertainty about her identity and relationships.
Sarah Naughton
Choose this for a reader who enjoys urgent thrillers, secrets and complicated teenage relationships. Its examination setting gives the suspense a tight time pressure, while grief and academic expectations add emotional weight.
Kat Ellis
Expect a fast-moving, twisty mystery shaped by creepy folklore, family conflict and uncertainty about what Ava can trust. Its strongest features are atmosphere, suspense and clues that invite readers to solve the case alongside her.
Karen M. McManus
This offers a suspenseful teen mystery centred on secrets, fear and investigation, alongside questions about popularity, friendship and family history. The central situation involves twins, unresolved crimes and threatening messages.
Rory Power
This offers a tense mystery centred on friendship, secrecy and the consequences of violence. Its appeal lies in shifting timelines, hidden motives and a returning friend whose memories may change what Nan believes.
Tracy Darnton
A tense mystery centred on a missing teenager, changing friendships and a return intended to bring closure. Readers piece together clues alongside Millie through a layered account of secrets and uncertainty.
Chelsea Pitcher
A suspenseful friendship mystery centres on a past plan to poison an allegedly abusive stepmother, a later death, and Belladonna’s arrest. Secrets, divided loyalties and betrayal drive the investigation.
Kate Francis
This is a contained survival mystery built around seven teenagers, hidden culpability and an escalating moral game. Its central appeal is likely the pressure of deciding whom to trust while the group’s secrets gradually shape the danger.
E. Kennedy
This is a dark, twist-led mystery about a young woman living under the shadow of a notorious parent. Its main appeal is likely the unfolding investigation and uncertainty about Ryan’s identity and knowledge.
William Hussey
A dark, emotionally charged YA mystery about first love, bereavement and unanswered questions. Its alternating timelines gradually reveal what happened, while Dylan’s investigation tests his understanding of Ellis and the people around him.
A.M. Howell
This is a historical mystery about a child navigating wartime separation, an unwelcoming household and unanswered questions. Gardens, hothouses and a Suffolk estate provide a vivid setting for secrets, suspicion and friendship.
Matt Oldfield
This offers a football-centred adventure with a secret-agent twist: academy training and matches sit alongside investigation, gadgets and chases. Its central appeal is the tension between Ethan’s sporting ambition and concealed mission.
Sue Divin
A relationship story becomes a way to examine how inherited political, religious and family divisions shape young people’s choices. The book presents reconciliation as fragile, requiring listening, risk and engagement rather than simple agreement.
A. B. Poranek
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Frances Hardinge
This is an idea-rich mystery-fantasy about a girl pursuing knowledge and justice within restrictive Victorian expectations.
Holly Black
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K. L. Walther
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Kereen Getten
This is a grief-centred family adventure in which letters and puzzles connect Brie with memories of her mother. Its emotional movement includes loss, uncertainty, support from relatives and friends, and a developing understanding of herself.
Efua Traoré
Expect a fast-moving fantasy mystery rooted in a Nigerian village, Yoruba myths and family relationships. Its atmosphere shifts between joy and dread, with danger often suggested rather than directly shown.
Cath Howe
A thoughtful friendship story with a suspenseful edge, this novel explores how exclusion, secrets and personal circumstances can affect relationships. Its three narrators encourage empathy, though bullying and isolation may merit preparation or discussion.
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.
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Marisa Linton
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Sonora Reyes
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Sophie McKenzie
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Faridah Àbíké-Íyímídé
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Piu DasGupta
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