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The book recounts the Broncos’ final season with Elway, ending with their Super Bowl XXXIII victory. It pairs the season account with photographs and narrative text.

A school hero whom classmates still regard as a nerd takes on a graffiti mystery, while protecting his secret identity and facing an attempt to shift blame onto him.

A fantasy adventure follows Pong, marked as a fugitive after escaping prison, and Nok, who sets out to capture him. Their paths raise questions about inequality and whether law is always just.

Two teenagers from sharply unequal lives become opponents after a murder accusation; their pursuit develops into an action-led story of family survival and government secrets.

The appeal is a young outsider’s transition into a skilled role, set against a looming threat to his kingdom.

A fantasy school adventure where a feared escaped prisoner casts a shadow over Harry’s year. Suspense, frightening magical beings and a time-travel plot sit alongside friendship and school life.

A brisk teen suspense story built around secrets, threatening messages and the strain of keeping up appearances. Its multiple viewpoints show how social pressure can affect the girls differently.

This is an animal fantasy built around a quest for belonging and restored honour, with ravens and wolves linked through an ancient partnership.

A supernatural time-slip story with two heroines in different centuries, drawing together around an old family home and a mysterious returning brother.

This is a fairy-tale school adventure built around Gilly’s punishment for theft and her discovery that the school is not what it seems. Expect familiar villains in teacher roles and a focus on good and evil.

A mystery-driven story combines an extraordinary pregnancy and memory gaps with family secrets, public rumour and possible supernatural explanations.

This is a life story about persistence and nursing reform, with attention to Nightingale’s unhappy early years as well as her work in wartime hospitals.

This is a mystery built around a high-profile family, fashion and a missing jewel, with the sisters’ reputation and their father’s companies also at stake.

A high-profile friendship group faces pressure around reputation, secrecy and risk, with a death before graduation signalled in the premise.

Dan’s effort to keep a low profile is disrupted when he intervenes in bullying, and other pupils interpret his actions as heroic. The story also identifies him as having bullied someone in the past.

A wildlife-focused narrative with large, full-colour photographs, following a biologist as he observes an uncommon animal. It may appeal to readers interested in Tasmanian devils and wildlife observation; the depth of the science is unclear.

A science-fiction comic about a newcomer living with the fallout of another person’s past behaviour, while a dangerous object puts her in peril.

This is a high-school social story about fitting in, self-presentation and status. Its central tension is whether Casey can seek acceptance without losing her sense of herself.

This is a coming-of-age story about Nick's emerging romance with Bobby and the gap between his private self and a public image shaped by others.

This is a campus murder mystery driven by Reed’s investigation and the question of who killed Cheyenne. It also follows Reed’s attempt to recover her place among her classmates.

This is a science-fiction adventure about a would-be pilot investigating her father’s wartime actions while confronting unsettling discoveries about her world.

This is a story about a teenager trying to shape her own identity while coping with her father’s public disgrace and the pull of a powerful school clique.

This is a school-set story about a newcomer navigating prom expectations, reputation and romantic hopes. Carmen’s attempt to regain attention through the play gives her a goal beyond simply finding a date.

This is a magical adventure built around a boy’s new discovery about himself, family rumours, a treasure hunt and a valuable gem coveted by a powerful wizard.

A broad life story connects Churchill’s military beginnings with his political leadership and creative work, offering several angles on a prominent historical figure.

This fantasy centres on an unjust accusation and a risky alliance with someone Bryn distrusts, amid political secrets and the threat of war. Loyalty and romance complicate her choices.

A child-centred sports mystery combines a disputed accusation with clues to interpret. The appeal is likely to rest on following the investigation, rather than on sports details alone.

A superhero-school premise is paired with a heroine whose weather-controlling powers are tied to her emotions. Sarah’s exclusion from the school she wants and her mother’s public villain role set up questions of belonging and family identity.

This is a school-set mystery where friendship, attraction and uncertainty about what lies ahead sit alongside a potentially deadly plot.

This is a focused school-based story about revenge, lost status and the pressure to regain respect. Its central tension comes from a troubled teenager considering a gun when other options appear limited.

A lively competition story for readers who enjoy solving problems alongside a determined contestant. Its emotional engine is Gil’s wish to alter his family’s circumstances, while the games test knowledge, persistence, judgement and relationships.

This is a character-led family story balancing humour with poignant questions about divorce, remarriage, family reputation and growing into a more compassionate understanding of oneself and others.

A concise life story about moving from poverty into broadcasting, talk-show success and independent production, with attention to Winfrey's public influence and the admiration and criticism surrounding it.

This is a dramatic series conclusion built around Ella and Reed’s relationship, a murder mystery, family secrets and threats involving the law. It combines romance, danger and teenage angst, with a quick-moving plot and a reportedly sudden resolution.

This is an imaginative animal quest centred on a missing mapmaker, an unlikely travelling group and encounters beyond home. It offers adventure alongside ideas about kindness, cooperation, friendship and following one’s own heart.

A sports-centred story about belonging, family hopes and the discovery that a celebrated hero is not as admirable as he seemed. Its strongest appeal is likely the combination of baseball access and a young person reassessing admiration.

A lively school adventure about refusing unwanted membership, facing social retaliation and protecting friendships, with election pressures, a threatened secret and continuing suspense. It may suit readers who enjoy fast-moving comedy alongside interpersonal conflict.

This is a perspective-led historical retelling: Salome speaks for herself while navigating unfamiliar surroundings, relationships and a trap. Its central interest is how loyalty, power and reputation can look different from inside one person’s experience.

This is an Iceland-set fantasy adventure that layers a missing-parent mystery over an inherited spell. Its main appeal is the meeting of modern teenagers with sagas, Norse mythology, memory changes and dangerous magic.

Gertie is pressured to behave badly before the ball, seeks instruction from fairy-tale villains, and instead forms an alliance with the Wolf. The story playfully questions who is truly good or wicked.

A stark historical journey about a young woman claiming an independent life, while discovering that escape does not remove poverty, danger or responsibility. Its restrained style and unsettled emotional relationships may reward readers who prefer serious, atmospheric fiction over easy comfort.

A fast-moving historical adventure places a young protagonist between friendship, justice and danger. Its Robin Hood setting is paired with questions about hunger, power, reputation and what makes someone a hero.

A relationship-centred coming-of-age story about loyalty, reputation and self-trust, with romance and mystery around a past assault. It may suit discussion of how social approval can shape difficult personal choices.

This is a high-stakes young-adult mystery about loyalty, identity and truth. Nearly’s investigation crosses community, family and school pressures, with danger becoming increasingly personal.

Choose this for a reader who enjoys a witty girl protagonist, mysteries and spooky ambiguity. It also offers sustained attention to friendship choices, outsider status and the effects of frequent family moves.