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Bethany C. Morrow
This offers imaginative fantasy alongside sustained questions about Black identity, friendship, prejudice and self-determination. Its dual perspective gives Tavia and Effie distinct forms of identity exploration, though the opening may feel slow before the action intensifies.
Patrick Ness
This is an adventurous, emotionally charged fantasy combining dragons with Cold War intrigue. It follows danger, friendship, romance and hope while confronting racism, bereavement, political violence and the destructive consequences of power.
Holly Race
An imaginative dream-world adventure about twins whose difficult relationship changes as they confront danger together. It combines mystery, magic and family revelations with a darker strand involving nightmares, bodily peril and control of thoughts.
Elen Caldecott
A tense historical survival story centred on two sisters, with vivid attention to language, place and the aftermath of political collapse. It combines danger and emotional uncertainty with questions about belonging and self-determination.
Kalynn Bayron
A feminist and LGBTQ retelling in which Sophia challenges a kingdom built around compulsory marriage and rigid social control. It offers a brisk adventure, romance and resistance, while drawing on real-world patterns of misogyny, homophobia and authoritarian rule.
Erin Entrada Kelly
This is a character-led story about four lonely children becoming connected. Its emotional focus is stronger than its action, with distinct voices, friendship and courage developing alongside questions about fate and belonging.
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