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Moniquill Blackgoose’s 2023 debut follows Anequs, a young Indigenous girl from an island tribe who must attend an all-white mainland school after she bonds with a newly hatched dragon.

Set in 2025 Barcelona, Miquel de Palol’s novel weaves its way through the lives of eight disparate narrators, whose only commonality is the secluded mansion they’ve been forced to share in the wake of an atomic bomb scare.

Tembe Denton-Hurst’s highly anticipated debut follows Mickey, a young Black writer whose lofty journalism dreams are shattered when she’s laid off from her media job. Determined to fight back, she writes an open letter that recounts the microaggressions she experienced in her old position…but the response is hardly what she expects.

Cherie Dimaline’s latest YA fantasy novel follows Winifred, the teenage daughter of a crematorium worker, who accidentally becomes a local legend when people mistake her for a graveyard ghost. She’s prepared to capitalize on the media frenzy and save her dad’s job in the process — but the sudden appearance of an actual ghost throws a wrench into her plans.

In this gender-bent retelling of Taxi Driver, a Desi rideshare driver living paycheck to paycheck pursues a romantic relationship with a wealthy white passenger, only to have it all blow up in her face when her new girlfriend betrays her trust.

Samantha Irby’s latest essay collection touches on the stellar highs and epic lows of her post-bestseller career, from walking the red carpet with Sarah Jessica Parker to chronic diarrhea.

This Good Morning America Book Club pick revolves around a mysterious automobile accident that killed five people — and the story of the amnesiac servant who was found inside his employer’s smashed-up Mercedes.

When her sister falls into a coma after coming into contact with a group of cultists who live in an abandoned theme park, Seraphina does what any good sister would: join the cult to solve the mystery of Eff’s illness.

In this new novel from Booker Prize finalist Brandon Taylor, three young people in Iowa City decide to go for one last hurrah before their lives change forever — only to have their farewell gathering provoke unexpected evolutions of its own.