Divided We Fall, United We Stand by Marvel
Washington lies in ruins. The president is dead. Sentinels rule the
Southwest. But in America's darkest hour, its ultimate hero returns to
lead its people back toward the light! Captain America answers his
country's call to become its new president! But while Steve Rogers
battles to reunite America, another leader embraces her destiny to
defeat the Sentinels and save her own kind: Kitty Pryde! And with the
nation crying out for heroes, Miles Morales is determined to prove he
has what it takes to join the Ultimates!
Unsouled by Neal Shusterman
After the destruction of the Graveyard, Connor and Lev are on the run,
seeking a woman who may be the key to bringing down unwinding forever
while Cam, the rewound boy, tries to prove his love for Risa by bringing
Proactive Citizenry to its knees.
War Brothers by Sharon E. McKay
Jacob is a 14-year-old Ugandan who is sent away to a boys' school. Once
there, he assures his friend Tony that they need not be afraid -- they
will be safe. But not long after, in the shadow of the night, the boys
are abducted. Marched into the jungle, they are brought to an encampment
of the feared rebel soldiers. They are told they must kill or be
killed, and their world turns into a terrifying struggle to endure and
survive. In time, the boys escape. Hunted by the rebels, stalked by a
lion, and even pursued by river crocs, they miraculously succeed in
reaching safety. However, it is no longer enough. Jacob wrestles with
the question of whether we are all really beasts inside. He decides the
way through the pain is to record his story.
Winger by Andrew Smith
Two years younger than his classmates at a prestigious boarding school,
fourteen-year-old Ryan Dean West grapples with living in the dorm for
troublemakers, falling for his female best friend who thinks of him as
just a kid, and playing wing on the Varsity rugby team with some of his
frightening new dorm-mates.
Arson by Estevan Vega
Arson Gable feels like a freak. He can create fire. He never asked for it. He never wanted it. But he can't shut it off. Before now, three things were true: he both loved and despised his grandmother; his life was going nowhere; and he was alone. But when a strange girl-who feels more normal behind a mask than inside her own skin-moves in next door, Arson hopes to find something he's never had: purpose. Using what he fears most about himself, Arson must face his consuming past and confront the nightmare that is his present as he walks the fine line between boy and monster.
Arson Gable feels like a freak. He can create fire. He never asked for it. He never wanted it. But he can't shut it off. Before now, three things were true: he both loved and despised his grandmother; his life was going nowhere; and he was alone. But when a strange girl-who feels more normal behind a mask than inside her own skin-moves in next door, Arson hopes to find something he's never had: purpose. Using what he fears most about himself, Arson must face his consuming past and confront the nightmare that is his present as he walks the fine line between boy and monster.
