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@Bence_EDU@Coppell_Library@tinaberumen @PorterCHS @utalaniz@SamJKNeal @vo_mvo This is a tough one, but Killer of Enemies by Joseph Bruchac is (maybe) in this category? He also wrote Code Talker, which is a more well known YA novel, but it’s historical fiction
@Janelle @vo_mvo @maestraphilly@utalaniz@SamJKNeal You may already have these, but the Children of Blood and Bone series by Tomi Adeyemi and Red Queen series by Victoria Aveyard are a couple of others
@Janelle Off the top of my head for HS: Scythe series by Neal Schusterman, The Knife of Never Letting Go series by Patrick Ness, Red Rising series by Pierce Brown (not technically YA, but have had a lot of students like it). Anything Marie Lu for MS. I’ll keep thinking about it!
@SteffanyBatik@canSTEM@CannonSTEMReads@tinaberumen A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness. Not as scary as it sounds. The story touches on dealing with loss, anxiety, grief, etc. I cried when I read it, and I cried again when I watched the movie (this was ~6 years ago). Sorry, this sounds really depressing but the book is great.