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Alexia Casale
A coming-of-age story about a dancer forced to rethink her future after a medical crisis, with singing, friendship, performance, school life and romance shaping what comes next.
Sarah Crossan
This is an emotionally intense historical romance about love across class and national divisions, set against famine and poverty. Its verse form may make the reading flow quickly while concentrating strong feelings.
Anna Fiteni
A dark, emotionally driven faerie adventure about a sister trying to rescue—or reclaim—someone whose wishes may differ from her own. Expect Welsh folklore, social history, perilous magic and a romance shaped by conflict, vulnerability and changing understanding.
Cynthia So
A relationship-focused coming-of-age story about queer identity, family and friendship. It offers several queer perspectives and a strong fandom element, while allowing characters to hurt one another, argue, forgive and change.
J.L. Simmonds
Expect a tense American road story combining mystery and crime with themes of inner strength, self-confidence and personal growth. Jessie and Brooke’s changing relationship is central, with music and cassette tapes forming a recurring creative feature of their journey.
Harry Trevaldwyn
A lively coming-of-age romance about a confident, self-styled teenager whose plans for finding a boyfriend meet the complications of attraction, theatre and changing friendships.
Lex Croucher
This is a queer historical romance centred on an unexpected friendship: Gwen and Art support one another while navigating betrothal, family expectations and separate attractions. Its light banter and gradually developing relationships contrast with a later, abrupt political and violent turn.
Maggie Horne
This is a warm, socially focused story about a child questioning expected crushes and trying to preserve friendships. It offers room to discuss belonging, queer self-discovery, honesty and the possibility that friendships can change without ending.
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