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Two young men come to the forbidding desert at the foot of Black Mesa. Paul Manning, a would-be writer from Kansas City, is running from memories that haunt him.

In this high-interest novel for teen readers, Aiden tries to save his TV show from being canceled.

In this high-interest novel for teen readers, Spencer is commissioned to create a music video for a blues-rap band.

This work of nonfiction for middle readers examines what--and why--gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people and their supporters celebrate on Pride Day every June.

Breath opens with Bruce Pike, now a paramedic, arriving too late to save a teenage boy's life. Pike's partner wonders why the boy killed himself. Pike knows he didn't.

After Tori is sexually assaulted, she tells no one, but her rage and confusion erupt into violent behavior that mystifies her friends and family.

In this high-interest novel for middle readers, boy-crazy Kiara convinces studious Jane to create a questionnaire to help find her soulmate.

Meet the Corrigans. Childless Maeve, rich and successful, is dying of cancer. She wants to leave her business empire to one of the offspring of her two estranged brothers, Des and Leo.

In this short novel for middle readers, Chloe's determination to succeed in the world of improv damages her friendships and hurts her team's chance to win.

Dana's relationship with her best friend is put to the test when Janelle is injured in a summer biking accident.

Dylan is making a short film about zombie scarecrows, but Halloween pranksters are making his progress difficult.

In this high-interest novel for teens, Tom realizes someone close to him is committing crimes on the Detroit River, but can he stop them in time?

Jane Porter has always been a free spirit. But, despite leaving Twin Rivers Valley, Rhode Island, behind her, fourteen years ago, the town is forever etched upon her heart.

Webb thinks he has what it takes to make it in Nashville, but one shady music producer may have the power to crush Webb's dreams.

In this novel for teens, Isabelle knows all about shouldering responsibility: she looks after her younger siblings because their mother is often drunk or absent.