Fiction
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The Forest King’s Daughter
A bread-and-butter fantasy romance to consider for secondary purchase.
This novel will resonate with voracious romance readers who look for that combination of heartbreak and joy in stories.
For readers who appreciate fantasy with philosophical depth, this novel is a must-read, offering both a gripping plot and a meditation on the importance of words and empathy in a fractured world.
Hand this to students who never feel like what they do is enough, who just want to feel seen, and who long for that moment of fame and feeling perfect. Highly recommended.
PREMIUM
Royal Heirs Academy
Add this to collections where patrons are constantly seeking new royal reads and hand to older readers looking for a more nuanced, less fantasy-driven battle for the throne.
Teens who love retellings of Emma will devour this story; it is full of smart banter and lovely romantic moments throughout.
PREMIUM
The Scorpion Queen
Recommended for libraries where shorter-length stand-alone fantasy does well.
A well-executed mystery with horror elements, this novel stands out for its social commentary and richly detailed Jamaican setting. A first purchase, hand to fans of Kit Frick’s I Killed Zoe Spanos or Ibi Zoboi’s American Street.
PREMIUM
All the Love Under the Vast Sky
Quick, big-hearted, and well-curated, this is an anthology of stories about love, but not love stories.
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