Young Adults
by Kim Askew and Amy Helmes
Once the coolest girl in school. Miranda Prospero lost everything. In social exile, she's bored out of her mind working at the mall food court under her father's orders, until the night she and her cohorts are snowed in. Using her almost magical ability for mischief, Miranda incites a rebellion against her school's catty clique. But what's she going to do about Caleb, the strange boy who's literally handcuffed to her arm?
by Daphne Benedis-Grab
A powerful story of deadly intrigue and the bonds of friendship in the closed world of America's super-rich. In silvery groves of the super-rich, a posh teen party explodes in a stunning act of violence. Ariel and Sera, former best friends who have spent a year hating each other, fight to survive -- discovering that nothing they had was worth more than each other.
by Steven Parlato
All his teachers are sure certain that Evan Galloway can be the graduate who brings glory to small, ordinary St. Sebastian's School. As for Evan, however, he can't be bothered anymore. Since the shock of his young father's suicide last spring, Evan no longer cares about the future. In a voice that resonates with the authenticity of grief, a different kind of coming-of-age story, about a boy thrust into adulthood too soon, through the corridor of shame, disbelief, and compassion.
by Laurie Plissner
Since her whole family died in a brutal accident, Sasha can't speak, except through a robotic voice box. Then along comes a boy who literally can read her mind, and somehow his extra-natural power is the most natural thing in the world. Love pushes Sasha to face her past, only to learn that there are more terrifying truths than loss.
by Jacquelyn Mitchard
F+W Media is proud to announce that Jacquelyn Mitchard,New York Times bestselling author, will head the company’s newest fiction foray, Merit Press Books, an imprint solely for young adult titles.
by James Doyle
Get a grip on the globe with fun geographical facts about the world around you. After all, as Jimmy Buffet said, “Without geography, you’re nowhere.” Filled with hundreds of cool ways to remember the tallest, largest, longest, and most desolate, this is the perfect companion to get a grip on the globe.
by Matthew Locricchio
Gourmet cooking for Teens!
There's no need to eat plain and uninspired cooking! Just follow the step-by-step directions and enjoy making your favorite dishes from scratch.
by Ted Kerasote
Since the publication of the best-selling Merle's Door, Ted Kerasote has received thousands of e-mails asking two questions: "Have you gotten another dog?" and "Are you writing a new book?" Pukka: The Pup After Merle answers both, in the most heartwarming way.
by Linda Byler
New love and even more questions enter Lizzie Glick's life in When Strawberries Bloom, the second novel in this series written by an Amish writer and based on true life experiences.
by Ysabeau W. Wilce
Flora Fyrdraaca knows taking shortcuts in Crackpot Hall can be risky. After all, when a House has eleven thousand decaying rooms that shift about at random, there's no telling where a person might end up.
by William Nicholson
On the rocky island of Anacrea, in a garden within the great castle-monastery called the Nom, lives the All and Only, the god who made all things. He is protected by an elite band of fighter monks. These are the Nomana, the Noble Warriors.
by Charlie Higson
Acclaimed British writer and Bond fanatic, Charlie Higson, with the Ian Fleming Estate, writes an edge-of-your-seat thriller that will appeal to young adults and serious Bond fans alike.
