Wendy's Ever After by Julie Wright 

Do you like reading a twist to a familiar story?  Characters you know or think you know?  If so, this one's for you.  Wendy is grown and her mom wants her to marry.  Wendy doesn't want to settle, she would rather go back to Neverland.  At the ball she meets Liam.  He's handsome, mysterious and says things that remind her of Neverland.   They hit it off, but he has to leave.  So of course, she follows him...all the way to Neverland!  But something is off there.  Can she fix it?  Can she find her Peter Pan?  Can she trust Liam?  So pick up this book and don't let the ticking crocodile bother you.

One Word, Six Letters by Adib Khorram

This book is told in dual-POV second person.  The story centers on two boys: one who yells an inappropriate word during an assembly; the other is a boy struggling with how and when to telll his family and friends he's gay.  I felt the aftermath and the consequences for the boy who yells the word is harsh for a first offense.  The story follows both boys throughout the school year and how each handles their struggles.  I'm not sure I liked this book.  It made me have a feeling about it, so maybe it is a good book.

Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt

The Misfits- A Royal Conundrum by Lisa Yee

Do you ever feel invisible?  Olive Cobin-Zang did, with her family and at school.  The only person who saw her was her grandmother, and she just died.  Now she is shipped off to a boarding school off the coast of San Francisco.  The struggle of making friends, finding a place, learning the ropes is tough.  She ends up in a pod who call themselves ‘The Misfits.’  And get this- the misfits are a secret crime stopping, info gathering, righting-wrongs group.  Olive feels seen and is cautiously optimistic that she’s found her place. There is a jewel heist at their school and the misfits are on the case! Do they solve the crime?  I found this book very enjoyable.  You can see yourself in any or all of the characters.  The story was funny, fast paced, and fun.  I enjoyed trying to figure out the mystery.

Burn Baby Burn by Meg Medina

Killer House Party by Lily Anderson

We Are Not Free by Traci Chee

Let it Glow by Marissa Meyer & Joanne Levy

Heroes by Alan Gratz

Sunrise on the Reaping by Suzanne Collins

Love and Gelato by Jenna Evans Welch