SPONSORED: Stars for Kat Spears’s “Breakaway”!

St. Martin's Griffin presents advance readers e-galleys of librarian Kat Spears's sophomore novel, Breakaway, which has already garnered several starred reviews.
BreakawayNOTE: This content was sponsored and contributed by Macmillan Last year we fell hard for librarian Kat Spears‘s debut novel, SWAY. Everyone else did, too: it received two starred reviews and was a YALSA 2015 Best Fiction for Young Adults pick! Her new novel, BREAKAWAY, is about a young man who finds himself pulled between building a healthy and stable relationship with a girl he might be falling in love with, grieving for his younger sister, and trying to hold onto the friendships he has always relied on. Reviewers love it as much as we do—it already has two starred reviews: “There’s not a single canned emotion to be found; each boy’s pain is visceral and true to his character. Readers will be hard-pressed to find a more realistic portrait of friends finding themselves while losing one another. A rare study of growing pains that gives equal weight to humor and hardship.”— Kirkus Reviews, starred review “A painfully honest and powerful depiction of the changing nature of friendships in the face of hardship and an exploration of what it means ‘to be human and alive.’” — Booklist, starred review Download and read this pup already! Don’t see the green button? Get whitelisted. For more information about our teen titles, download the 2015 Books for Teens poster now or request a copy by e-mailing your full name, title & mailing address to library@macmillanusa.com.

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