Kaitlin Jefferys Contributor

In Poverty, by America, Matthew Desmond provides a comprehensive exploration of the persistent issue of poverty in the United States.

The Museum of Failures is a thought-provoking book that examines the nuanced connections between parents and their children.

In Alka Joshi's Jaipur trilogy finale, set in 1970s Paris, Radha juggles her perfumer career with family duties and past secrets.

The Love Songs of W.E.B. Du Bois is a powerful and expansive epic that intimately traces the journey of an American family from the colonial slave trade through the Civil War to the present tumultuous era.

This Wicked Fate, the eagerly awaited fantasy sequel to This Poison Heart, continues the fantasy saga of a girl with the extraordinary ability to manipulate plants.

Dazzling captivates with its compelling debut, presenting a fresh perspective on West African mythology.

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Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros introduces a captivating fantasy series, skillfully intertwining elements of adventure, intrigue, and romance. 

Lola Akinmade Åkerström's Everything Is Not Enough intricately weaves the lives of Kemi, Brittany, and Yasmiin, exploring themes of prejudice and patriarchy in Sweden. 

Tom Lake is a thoughtfully crafted novel that explores the ways we connect through storytelling.

Invisible Child is an insightful work of non-fiction that traces the journey of a homeless family in New York City.  

Off the Record offers an unvarnished and thought-provoking portrayal of sexual violence in Hollywood, tailored for a YA audience.