Books about war

A Court of Wings and Ruin is the breathtaking third installment in Sarah J. Maas’s globally acclaimed series. As war looms on the horizon, Feyre Archeron must navigate a treacherous game of politics and deceit within the Spring Court. This epic fantasy is perfect for readers who love immersive world-building, high-stakes battles, and complex characters who must fight for the survival of their world. It is an ideal choice for those interested in stories of resilience and the power of chosen family.

Feyre’s journey from a human hunter to a powerful High Fae reaches a turning point as she and Rhysand gather allies among the lethal High Lords. The narrative masterfully balances intense action with deeply emotional moments, making it a great choice for fans of romantic fantasy and intricate plot twists. Readers will be captivated by the evolving relationships and the moral dilemmas faced by the characters as they prepare for the ultimate confrontation against the King of Hybern.

Highlights:

• Epic high-fantasy world-building with intricate Fae politics.
• High-stakes action and strategic warfare.
• Deeply developed romance and exploration of loyalty.
• Themes of sacrifice, leadership, and self-discovery.

In this atmospheric and high-stakes sequel to A Study in Drowning, Effy Sayre has finally achieved her dream of enrolling in the prestigious literature college—the first woman in history to do so. But the victory feels hollow as the weight of the nation's expectations and the lingering shadows of the Fairy King haunt her every move. This dark academic fantasy is perfect for readers who love stories about breaking barriers, uncovering hidden histories, and the power of storytelling.

As a brutal war erupts between Llyr and Argant, Effy and her companion Preston find themselves pulled into a web of political intrigue and supernatural peril. While Effy struggles to find her place in a world that wants her to fail, Preston is plagued by vivid, terrifying dreams of an underwater palace that begin to bleed into his waking life. Ideal for fans of gothic atmosphere and psychological depth, this novel explores whether we can ever truly escape our nightmares or if they are simply another part of who we are.

Highlights:

• A compelling exploration of dark academia and feminist resilience.
• Richly detailed world-building rooted in folklore and mythology.
• Intense emotional stakes and a complex, evolving romance.
• Perfect for fans of atmospheric historical fantasy and psychological thrillers.

Bloodwitch is the thrilling third installment in Susan Dennard's acclaimed Witchlands series, offering an epic fantasy experience that will captivate readers who crave high-stakes adventure and intricate world-building. In this volume, the Bloodwitch Aeduan and the Threadwitch Iseult must navigate a landscape of rising war and shifting loyalties. As the Raider King's forces spread terror, these unlikely allies must learn to trust one another to survive, even as their pasts threaten to catch up with them. Meanwhile, Safi and Merik face their own desperate battles for freedom and survival in a world on the brink of chaos.

This book is perfect for young adult readers who love complex magic systems, political intrigue, and deep character development. It is an ideal choice for fans of authors like Victoria Aveyard and Sarah J. Maas. With its blend of pulse-pounding action and emotional resonance, Bloodwitch explores themes of identity, sacrifice, and the enduring power of friendship. Whether you are already a fan of the series or looking for a new epic saga to dive into, this story delivers a powerful and unforgettable journey through a beautifully imagined world.

Highlights:

• Intense, high-stakes epic fantasy with a unique magic system.
• Deeply developed characters and evolving relationships.
• A gripping plot filled with political intrigue and cinematic action.
• Explores powerful themes of trust, loyalty, and facing one's past.

In Bone: Old Man's Cave, the stakes reach a fever pitch as the Bone cousins—Fone, Phoney, and Smiley—finally reunite. However, the peace is short-lived. While Phoney Bone risks everything on yet another outrageous get-rich-quick scheme that inevitably backfires, a much darker threat looms over the horizon. A massive war is brewing, and the idyllic valley is under siege by the formidable Lord of the Locusts and his Rat Creature army. Fone Bone must step up to help his new friends defend their home in this pivotal chapter of the epic saga.

This volume is perfect for children who love high-stakes fantasy mixed with slapstick humor. It is an ideal choice for readers interested in epic world-building and complex character development within a visual medium. Fans of classic adventure stories will find the blend of lighthearted moments and dark, looming threats deeply engaging. It is a great choice for reluctant readers who are drawn to the graphic novel format but want a story with the depth of a traditional novel.

Highlights:

• Epic fantasy storytelling with a perfect balance of humor and drama.
• Stunning illustrations that bring the valley and its unique creatures to life.
• A compelling exploration of loyalty and bravery in the face of overwhelming odds.
• A pivotal turning point in the series that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.

Brisingr is the thrilling third installment in Christopher Paolini’s epic Inheritance Cycle, continuing the legendary journey of Eragon and his dragon, Saphira. Following the massive battle against the Empire, Eragon finds himself entangled in a web of promises and oaths. From his vow to help his cousin Roran rescue his beloved Katrina to his duty toward the Varden rebels, the stakes have never been higher. As Galbatorix’s shadow looms larger, Eragon must navigate complex political alliances and master new magical abilities to stand a chance against the dark king.

This book is a perfect choice for readers who crave immersive world-building, intricate magic systems, and high-stakes adventure. Ideal for fans of classic hero's journeys, it explores deep themes of sacrifice, leadership, and the weight of responsibility. Parents looking for a substantial read that will keep their teens engaged for hours will find this 700-plus page tome a rewarding experience. It is a great choice for those who love stories about dragons, ancient lore, and the battle between good and evil.

Highlights:

• Epic dragon-rider combat and advanced magic systems.
• Deep exploration of character growth and moral dilemmas.
• Intense action sequences and high-stakes political intrigue.
• A sprawling, detailed fantasy world with rich history.

Return to the deadly and dazzling world of the Red Queen series with Broken Throne, an essential companion collection for fans of Victoria Aveyard's bestselling saga. This volume is a treasure trove for readers who have followed Mare Barrow’s journey, offering three brand-new novellas alongside previously published favorites like Steel Scars and Queen Song. It provides a deeper look into the history of Norta and the fates of beloved characters after the explosive events of War Storm.

Ideal for readers interested in high-stakes political intrigue and complex character arcs, this collection goes beyond just stories. It features exclusive content including never-before-seen maps, flags, journal entries, and bonus scenes that flesh out the world-building. Whether you are looking for more insight into the Scarlet Guard or want to see what happens next for Cal and Evangeline, this book is the perfect choice for young adult fantasy enthusiasts who crave immersive storytelling and epic world-building.

Highlights:

• Includes five novellas that expand the Red Queen universe.
• Features exclusive maps, flags, and character journal entries.
• Perfect for fans of dystopian fantasy and royal political drama.
• Provides closure for major characters following the series finale.

Code Name Verity is a gripping and emotionally charged historical thriller set against the backdrop of World War II. When a British spy plane crashes in Nazi-occupied France, two best friends are separated. One, a secret agent known as 'Verity,' is captured by the Gestapo and forced to write her confession. The other, Maddie, is the pilot who must navigate the dangers of the French Resistance to find her friend. This masterfully woven tale explores the depths of human endurance and the unbreakable bonds of friendship.

Perfect for readers who love intense historical fiction and complex narratives, this book is an ideal choice for teens and adults interested in espionage, aviation, and the female experience during wartime. Elizabeth Wein's storytelling is both brutal and beautiful, featuring an unreliable narrator and a plot full of shocking twists. It is a great choice for fans of The Book Thief or Salt to the Sea who are looking for a story that is as heart-wrenching as it is heroic.

Highlights:

• A powerful exploration of female friendship and loyalty under extreme pressure.
• Intricate, non-linear storytelling with a stunning unreliable narrator twist.
• Rich historical detail regarding WWII aviation and espionage.
• A deeply moving and unforgettable conclusion that resonates long after the final page.

Cold Is the Dark is the heart-pounding sequel to the breakout hit Cruel Is the Light, continuing the epic saga of a world torn apart by a centuries-old war between demons and exorcists. Set against the backdrop of a dark, reimagined Rome ruled by a deathless god, this sizzling romantasy follows the forbidden connection between a fierce demon hunter and a weary foot soldier. As the conflict escalates, their loyalty to their respective sides is tested by a love that could either save their world or burn it to the ground.

This book is a perfect choice for readers who crave high-stakes action, intricate world-building, and intense emotional depth. Ideal for fans of Fourth Wing and Powerless, Sophie Clark delivers a story filled with moral ambiguity and breathtaking twists. Parents looking for engaging young adult fiction with strong character development and epic fantasy elements will find this a compelling addition to any teen's bookshelf. It is a great choice for those who enjoy the 'enemies-to-lovers' trope and stories where the fate of history rests on the shoulders of two unlikely allies.

Highlights:

• An intense enemies-to-lovers romance set in a dark, atmospheric fantasy world.
• High-stakes action featuring a war between powerful exorcists and ancient demons.
• Complex characters navigating themes of duty, sacrifice, and forbidden passion.
• Perfect for fans of epic romantasy series like Divine Rivals and A Court of Thorns and Roses.

Empire of Storms is the pulse-pounding fifth installment in Sarah J. Maas's globally bestselling Throne of Glass series. As war looms on the horizon, Aelin Galathynius must navigate a world of broken loyalties and emerging monsters to save her kingdom. This epic fantasy is perfect for readers who love high-stakes political intrigue, complex magic systems, and deeply emotional character arcs. Ideal for fans of immersive world-building and strong female leads, this book delves into the depths of power and the heavy price of peace.

Great choice for older teens and adults who enjoy sprawling narratives where every choice has a consequence. Readers interested in themes of sacrifice and destiny will find themselves captivated by Aelin's journey alongside her warrior-prince and a cast of unforgettable allies. With its blend of intense action and romantic tension, it is a must-read for anyone following the journey of the lost queen of Terrasen.

Highlights:

• Epic high-fantasy world-building with intricate magic and lore.
• Strong, complex female protagonist facing impossible moral dilemmas.
• High-stakes action sequences and large-scale battle preparations.
• Deeply developed romantic subplots and character relationships.
• A pivotal turning point in a beloved long-running series.

Enna Burning is a captivating fantasy novel that follows Enna, a young woman who discovers she possesses the dangerous and intoxicating power to manipulate fire. As a companion to Shannon Hale's The Goose Girl, this story shifts focus to the intense struggle of balancing immense power with personal morality. When her country is threatened by war, Enna believes her fire-speaking abilities can save her people, but she soon realizes the fire is a consuming force that threatens to destroy her from within. This book is perfect for children who love stories about elemental magic, complex female protagonists, and the weight of responsibility.

Ideal for readers interested in high-stakes adventure and emotional depth, Hale's lyrical prose brings the kingdom of Bayern to life. Parents will appreciate the themes of self-control and the importance of true friendship in overcoming internal darkness. It is a great choice for fans of epic fantasy who enjoy seeing characters grow through difficult trials and learn the true meaning of strength. The bond between Enna and her friends provides a grounded emotional core to the high-fantasy setting.

Highlights:

• Explores a unique and dangerous system of elemental fire magic.
• Features a strong, flawed, and deeply relatable female protagonist.
• A compelling sequel that expands the world of The Books of Bayern.
• Themes of friendship, sacrifice, and the struggle for self-mastery.

In the sixth installment of the acclaimed Amulet series, Escape from Lucien takes readers on a high-stakes journey to a city devastated by war. Emily, Navin, and their band of resistance fighters continue their desperate struggle against the Elf King's oppressive rule. As they venture into the ruins of Lucien, they must confront not only external enemies like the formidable Max but also the internal shadows threatening to consume Emily's power. This volume masterfully blends breathtaking artwork with a complex narrative about the costs of conflict and the strength found in unity.

This book is perfect for children who love epic world-building and fast-paced action. It is an ideal choice for readers interested in graphic novels that offer both visual splendor and emotional depth. Fans of series like Bone or Wings of Fire will find themselves captivated by Kazu Kibuishi's imaginative universe. Whether your child is a longtime fan of the series or a newcomer to graphic fiction, this volume provides a gripping experience that explores themes of bravery and sacrifice.

Highlights:

• Stunning, cinematic illustrations that bring the world of Alledia to life.
• A compelling plot featuring a diverse cast of heroes and complex villains.
• Explores deep themes of resilience and the consequences of power.
• Great choice for middle-grade readers who enjoy immersive fantasy adventures.

Faithbreaker is the breathtaking conclusion to Hannah Kaner's internationally bestselling Fallen Gods trilogy. In this epic finale, the land of Middren faces its greatest threat yet as the fire god Hseth leads a devastating army across the world, consuming everything in her path. This high-stakes fantasy novel is perfect for readers who love intricate world-building, morally complex characters, and the clash between mortals and divine beings. Fans of Godkiller and Sunbringer will be gripped by the final stand of Kissen, Inara, and Elo as they navigate shifting alliances and the true meaning of sacrifice.

Ideal for readers interested in sword and sorcery, this book masterfully weaves together multiple perspectives to create a rich tapestry of war and redemption. Whether it is Inara grappling with her burgeoning powers aboard the Silverswift or Kissen searching for her lost family, each character's journey reaches a powerful and emotional peak. This is a great choice for older teens and adults who enjoy dark, immersive fantasy worlds where the line between hero and villain is often blurred and the stakes are nothing less than the fate of the world.

Highlights:

• The thrilling conclusion to the #1 internationally bestselling Fallen Gods trilogy.
• Epic battles between mortal heroes and powerful, vengeful gods.
• Deeply developed characters facing impossible choices and moral dilemmas.
• A rich, immersive world perfect for fans of high-stakes epic fantasy and complex magic systems.

Finale is the gripping conclusion to the Hush, Hush saga by Becca Fitzpatrick. In this high-stakes finale, Nora Grey finds herself at the center of an ancient war between the Nephilim and the fallen angels. Having sworn an oath to lead the Nephilim army, Nora must navigate a world of betrayal and dark secrets while her heart remains tied to Patch Cipriano, the fallen angel she was never supposed to love. As the battle lines are drawn, Nora and Patch must decide what they are willing to sacrifice for a future together.

This book is perfect for teens who love intense paranormal romances and dark urban fantasies. Ideal for readers interested in complex supernatural hierarchies and high-stakes drama, it offers a satisfying end to a beloved series. Great choice for fans of the Twilight saga or The Mortal Instruments who are looking for a story filled with mystery, danger, and forbidden romance.

Highlights:

• The epic conclusion to the New York Times bestselling Hush, Hush saga.
• A thrilling blend of supernatural war and intense romantic tension.
• Explores deep themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and choosing one's own destiny.
• Perfect for older teens who enjoy dark, atmospheric storytelling.

Fire is a breathtaking and emotionally resonant entry in Kristin Cashore's acclaimed Graceling Realm. Set in the vibrant but war-torn land of the Dells, the story follows Fire, a young woman of "monster" descent whose supernatural beauty is as dangerous as it is irresistible. With the unique ability to control the minds of those around her, Fire must navigate a world where she is both feared and desired, all while a civil war threatens to tear her kingdom apart. This novel is a perfect choice for readers who love complex world-building, high-stakes political intrigue, and deeply romantic subplots.

Ideal for fans of epic fantasy and strong female protagonists, Fire explores profound questions about power, consent, and the burden of being different. Kristin Cashore crafts a lush, atmospheric narrative that will captivate older teens and adults alike. Whether you are returning to the Graceling Realm or discovering it for the first time, this book offers a standalone experience that is both thought-provoking and intensely gripping. It is a great choice for readers interested in character-driven stories with a touch of magic and moral complexity.

Highlights:

• A unique and compelling magic system centered on mind control and "monsters."
• Richly developed political landscape filled with spies, thieves, and rebel lords.
• A powerful exploration of identity and the ethics of using one's influence.
• Exquisitely written romance that balances tension with emotional depth.
• A standalone companion novel that expands the beloved Graceling world.

Godkiller is a gripping and atmospheric dark fantasy that transports readers to a world where gods are not worshipped, but hunted. The story follows Kissen, a professional godkiller who lost everything to the zealots of a fire god. Her life of solitary vengeance is interrupted when she encounters Skedi, a god of white lies who is mysteriously bound to a young noble girl. Together with a disillusioned knight, they embark on a perilous journey to the ruined city of Blenraden to seek answers and favors from the last of the wild gods.

This debut novel is perfect for older readers who love immersive world-building and complex, morally grey characters. Ideal for fans of epic quests and gritty storytelling, it explores deep themes of trauma, faith, and the bonds we form in the face of destruction. Parents should note that the book features intense action and mature themes, making it a great choice for mature teens and young adults looking for a high-stakes adventure that challenges traditional fantasy tropes.

Highlights:

• A unique magic system involving gods born from human desires and fears.
• A diverse cast of compelling characters with intersecting destinies.
• High-stakes action set against the backdrop of a burgeoning civil war.
• Richly detailed world-building that feels both ancient and immediate.

Goliath is the breathtaking conclusion to Scott Westerfeld’s acclaimed Leviathan trilogy, a masterfully crafted steampunk adventure set against the backdrop of an alternate World War I. Readers follow Alek, an Austrian prince on the run, and Deryn, a brave girl posing as a boy to serve in the British Air Service, as they navigate a world of genetically engineered beasts and massive mechanical war machines. As their journey takes them across the globe toward New York City, the stakes have never been higher. With the war reaching a fever pitch and secrets threatening to unravel their bond, they must decide what they are willing to sacrifice for peace and for each other.

This novel is perfect for children who love high-stakes action, intricate world-building, and historical fiction with a fantastical twist. Ideal for readers interested in the 'what if' of history, it combines the thrill of aerial combat with a touching story of identity and hidden truths. It is a great choice for fans of the Hunger Games or Mortal Engines who are looking for a sophisticated narrative that explores the complexities of loyalty and the costs of war.

Highlights:

• An epic conclusion to a beloved steampunk trilogy featuring 'Clankers' and 'Darwinists.'
• Compelling character development centered on Deryn’s secret identity and Alek’s royal burden.
• Richly detailed alternate history that blends science fiction with historical events.
• Stunning illustrations that bring the mechanical and biological wonders to life.

In the sixth installment of the epic Guardians of Ga'Hoole series, The Burning, Soren and his brave band of owls are thrust into the heart of a brewing war. As the sinister Pure Ones tighten their grip on the Southern Kingdoms, Soren must travel to the mysterious Northern Kingdoms to forge alliances and master the art of combat. This high-stakes adventure is perfect for children who love animal-led fantasies and stories of heroic quests. Readers will be captivated by the intricate world-building and the intense moral dilemmas faced by the parliament of Ga'Hoole as they prepare for a cataclysmic battle.

Ideal for readers interested in epic sagas like Warriors or Wings of Fire, this book explores deep themes of sacrifice and the weight of leadership. Kathryn Lasky masterfully blends natural history with mythic storytelling, making it a great choice for middle-grade students who enjoy complex plots and character-driven narratives. As the future of all Owldom hangs in the balance, the tension reaches a fever pitch, ensuring that young readers will be glued to the pages until the very end.

Highlights:

• Epic world-building featuring a unique society of owls.
• High-stakes action and strategic warfare elements.
• Exploration of complex themes like loyalty and the ethics of war.
• A compelling continuation of Soren's journey from a young owl to a leader.

In the fourth installment of the epic Guardians of Ga'Hoole series, The Siege, the stakes have never been higher for Soren and his friends. A brutal war has erupted within the owl kingdom as the villainous Pure Ones, led by Soren's own brother Kludd, attempt to seize control of the Great Ga'Hoole Tree. This gripping tale of bravery and betrayal is perfect for children who love high-stakes fantasy and animal-led adventures. Readers will be on the edge of their seats as the noble owls of Ga'Hoole engage in fierce combat to protect their home and restore peace to their world.

Kathryn Lasky's rich world-building and complex characters make this an ideal choice for readers interested in epic sagas like Warriors or Wings of Fire. The story explores deep themes of loyalty and the difficult choices one must make during times of conflict. It is a great choice for middle grade readers who enjoy stories where heroes must find their inner strength to face overwhelming odds. With its blend of legend, myth, and action, The Siege continues to captivate fans of the series while raising the emotional and physical stakes for our feathered heroes.

Highlights:

• An intense battle between good and evil featuring unique owl mythology.
• Explores the complex and tragic sibling rivalry between Soren and Kludd.
• Perfect for fans of animal fantasy series like Warriors and Wings of Fire.
• A fast-paced plot filled with action, strategy, and heroic sacrifices.

His Mortal Demise is the explosive and heart-wrenching conclusion to The Last Bloodcarver duology. Set in a lush, Vietnam-inspired fantasy world, this story follows Kochin, a rare healer known as a heartsooth, who is driven to the brink of madness by grief. Desperate to bring his beloved Nhika back from the dead, Kochin embarks on a perilous journey to a battle-torn island to uncover the grisly secrets of resurrection. This novel is perfect for fans of Chloe Gong and Marie Lu who enjoy high-stakes romance and intricate world-building.

As Nhika awakens in a world transformed by war, she must trace Kochin's haunting footsteps to understand the price he paid for her life. With a unique medical magic system and dual perspectives, the story explores the thin line between love and obsession. It is an ideal choice for readers interested in dark fantasy and moral dilemmas that test the limits of the human heart.

Highlights:

• A unique and riveting medical magic system.
• A rich, atmospheric setting inspired by Vietnamese culture and history.
• Intense emotional stakes exploring grief, sacrifice, and resurrection.
• Compelling dual-POV narrative that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.

King of Scars is a sweeping epic fantasy that returns readers to the beloved Grishaverse. Following the events of a bloody civil war, King Nikolai Lantsov must navigate the treacherous waters of leadership while battling a literal monster within himself. This high-stakes adventure is perfect for readers who love complex political intrigue, rich world-building, and characters with deep emotional scars. As Nikolai, Zoya, and Nina fight their own battles across Ravka and beyond, they must confront the ghosts of their past to secure a future for their nation.

Ideal for fans of Leigh Bardugo's previous works like Shadow and Bone or Six of Crows, this novel offers a sophisticated blend of dark magic and romance. It is a great choice for older teens who enjoy immersive stories about overcoming trauma and the heavy burden of power. With its multi-perspective narrative, the book explores themes of identity and resilience in a world where magic is both a gift and a curse.

Highlights:

• Features the fan-favorite character Nikolai Lantsov in a lead role.
• Deepens the lore of the Grishaverse with new magic and locations.
• Explores complex themes of internal conflict and political maneuvering.
• Perfect for readers who enjoy character-driven epic fantasy.

Kingdom of Ash is the breathtaking and heart-pounding conclusion to the #1 bestselling Throne of Glass series. After years of struggle, Aelin Galathynius has been captured by the Queen of the Fae and must endure unimaginable trials while her friends and allies scatter across the continent of Erilea. This epic finale weaves together the destinies of beloved characters as they prepare for a final, desperate stand against the forces of darkness. It is a story of immense sacrifice, unwavering loyalty, and the enduring hope for a better world.

This book is perfect for readers who love high-stakes epic fantasy, intricate world-building, and deeply emotional character arcs. Ideal for fans of the A Court of Thorns and Roses series or those who enjoy sprawling narratives with multiple perspectives and intense action. Parents should note that this final volume is a massive, rewarding read that concludes one of the most popular young adult series of the decade, making it a great choice for older teens who enjoy immersive storytelling and complex moral dilemmas.

Highlights:

• The emotional and action-packed conclusion to Aelin Galathynius's journey.
• A sprawling epic featuring multiple points of view and diverse fantasy landscapes.
• Themes of resilience, leadership, and the power of friendship in the face of war.
• A masterfully crafted finale that ties together years of plot threads and character growth.

Mockingjay is the heart-pounding conclusion to Suzanne Collins's groundbreaking Hunger Games trilogy. After surviving the Quarter Quell, Katniss Everdeen finds herself in the mysterious District 13, the heart of a growing rebellion. As the 'Mockingjay,' she must become the face of the revolution to unite the districts against the oppressive Capitol. This intense finale explores the true cost of war, the weight of leadership, and the struggle to maintain one's humanity in the face of absolute corruption.

Perfect for readers who love high-stakes dystopian adventures and complex character arcs, this book is an ideal choice for teens interested in social justice, political intrigue, and survival stories. Fans of the previous books will be gripped by the emotional depth and the high-octane action as Katniss fights for a future free from the Hunger Games. It is a powerful exploration of trauma and resilience that stays with the reader long after the final page.

Highlights:

• The epic conclusion to the worldwide bestselling Hunger Games trilogy.
• Deep exploration of complex themes like propaganda, war ethics, and personal sacrifice.
• A strong, relatable female protagonist navigating impossible choices.
• Fast-paced action combined with profound emotional stakes.

Set in 1943 Copenhagen, Number the Stars is a powerful and moving story that brings history to life for young readers. Through the eyes of ten-year-old Annemarie Johansen, children experience the tension of living in a Nazi-occupied city. When the German troops begin "relocating" the Jewish population, Annemarie’s family takes a heroic stand by hiding her best friend, Ellen Rosen, and pretending she is part of their family. This Newbery Medal-winning novel is a perfect introduction to Holocaust history, focusing on the bravery of ordinary people and the strength of friendship during dark times.

Ideal for readers interested in historical fiction and stories of resilience, Lois Lowry’s masterpiece explores complex moral questions in a way that is accessible and deeply impactful for the middle-grade audience. It is a great choice for classroom discussions or for parents looking to introduce themes of social justice, human decency, and the Danish Resistance. Perfect for children who love stories about secret missions and true-to-life heroism, this book remains a timeless classic that continues to resonate with modern readers.

Highlights:

• Winner of the prestigious Newbery Medal for excellence in children's literature.
• A gripping and suspenseful tale of the Danish Resistance and the rescue of thousands.
• Explores deep themes of courage, sacrifice, and the true meaning of bravery.
• Perfect for school projects or family reading about World War II history.

In the heart-pounding conclusion to the Lux series, the world faces an unprecedented threat as an alien invasion begins. Katy Swartz and Daemon Black find themselves in the middle of a global crisis where the lines between friend and foe are blurred. As the Luxen they once knew turn into conquerors, the couple must decide how far they are willing to go to save humanity and each other. This high-stakes finale is perfect for readers who love intense paranormal romance and fast-paced science fiction adventures.

Ideal for fans of epic series conclusions, Opposition delivers a blend of emotional depth and explosive action. Jennifer L. Armentrout masterfully weaves a tale of survival and sacrifice that will keep readers on the edge of their seats until the very last page. Great choice for teens and young adults who enjoy stories about forbidden love, alien conspiracies, and characters who must fight against all odds to protect what they hold dear.

Highlights:

• The thrilling and emotional conclusion to the popular Lux series.
• High-stakes alien invasion plot with global consequences.
• Deeply developed romance and complex character dynamics.
• Fast-paced action sequences and suspenseful plot twists.