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2017 Summer Reading HS Draft Eve Edits.Pub YALSA Best Ficon Gateway Reader Award for Young Adults 2017 No inees 2017-2018 Summer 2017 Burn Baby Burn The Serpent King An Ember in the Ashes A Madness So Discreet By Sabaa Tahir By Mindy McGinnis By Meg Medina By Jeff Zentner Laia is a Scholar living under the iron- Near the turn of the nineteenth century, Dr. Nora López graduates from her One is the son of a snake- fisted rule of the Martial Empire. When her Thornhollow helps teenaged Grace Mae Queens, New York, high school handling preacher serving time brother is arrested for treason, Laia goes escape from the Boston asylum where she in the summer of 1977-- a in prison. One is a fashionista undercover as a slave at the empire's was sent, and takes her to Ohio where summer marked by a heat with New York dreams. greatest military academy in exchange for they put her intelligence and remarkable assistance from rebel Scholars who claim memory to use in trying to catch wave, arson, and the Son of that they will help to save her brother from murderers. Sam murders. Salt to the Sea execution. By Ruta Sepetys This Raging Light Emmy and Oliver The Female of the Species It’s near the end of WWII and By Estelle Laure By Robin Benway By Mindy McGinnis four refugees travel on foot Seventeen-year-old Lucille is struggling Sheltered 17-year-old Emmy's childhood to get through each day, paying bills and The social hierarchy of a small- during January to board the best friend Oliver reappears after looking after her little sister, Wren, while town high school is revealed Wilhelm Gustloff, a ship bound disappearing with his father ten years ago. her father is institutionalized after a through the voices of Alex, for safety. breakdown and her mother is "on Extraordinary Means Jack, and Peekay. vacation," but nothing else seems to By Robyn Schneider Scythe matter when she is with Digby Jones, her Up until his diagnosis, Lane lived a fairly By Neal Shusterman best friend's twin brother. Ghost predictable life. 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Joseph was a Choosing to be a “Roller Girl” girl is a enviable, he struggles with the reality endearing awkwardness, and Elmbridge High, an investigation takes forces that have battled each other father at fourteen and seriously injured a tough decision, but Astrid is captivated that cancer is taking the life of his overabundant candor. place. Told through journal entries, throughout history. teacher. Jackson should have been afraid, by roller-derby culture. Even if it means father. Maggie Carlton has faced psychotherapist’s notes, photos, and but instead he trusts Joseph. Little does breaking old relationships and forging tragedy in her life and talks to no one. Apple and Rain transcripts, the desperate story of Carly/ House Arrest Jackson realize that he will soon be into a new world that can be physically, When West decides to confide in her, By Sarah Crossan Kaitlin’s life unfolds. By K.A. 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