Jeni Tahaney

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A Matter of Murder

Tirzah Price | FICTION, Oct 10, 2025

Those who love Jane Austen or mysteries will adore this version of the beloved couple Lizzie and Darcy. A superb addition to any library.

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The Leaving Room

Amber McBride | FICTION, Oct 01, 2025

Recommended for high school libraries, especially for readers who liked McBride’s previous books.

We Need to Talk About Divorce: An IMPORTANT book About Separation, Stepfamilies, and Feeling Heard

Kate Scharff | NONFICTION, May 30, 2025

This nonfiction guide to navigating divorce is both compassionate and comprehensive. It’s particularly valuable for middle school students who are going through a family transition themselves, providing comfort, clarity, and a sense of community.

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How to Survive a Slasher

Justine Pucella Winans | FICTION, Mar 01, 2025

Highly recommended for high school readers and fans of horror. Fast-paced and thrilling, this novel will be a hit among those who devour slasher fiction and true crime. Expect it to fly off the shelves.

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Hurdles in the Dark: My Story of Survival, Resilience, and Triumph

Elvira K Gonzalez | NONFICTION, Nov 15, 2024

Highly recommended for any high school library in need more memoirs emphasizing the importance of sports and mental health.

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Kisses, Codes, and Conspiracies

Abigail Hing Wen | FICTION, Aug 23, 2024

A must-read for any YA audience, but especially those who savor romance laced with a bit of mystery and action. Readers who enjoyed Brittney Morris’s The Jump and Kayvion Lewis’s Thieves’ Gambit will appreciate this fast-paced, entertaining story.

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Thieves’ Gambit

Kayvion Lewis | FICTION, Nov 01, 2023

A recommended purchase for any high school library, this is a compelling choice for readers seeking a fast-paced escapade filled with intrigue and daring thefts and those who enjoyed Jennifer Lynn Barnes’s The Inheritance Games or Brittney Morris’s The Jump.