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September[bookcover:September|254571https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H6N9VMWS
I would like to recommend "September" by Murat Çakmak.
It's a powerful debut novel about a young woman's journey from a small village to Istanbul, exploring themes of loss, love, betrayal, and the courage to start over. This is a standalone YA novel, perfect for readers who enjoy emotional, character-driven fiction.
📖 Available on Amazon (Kindle & Paperback): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H6N9VMWS
5 feet apart by Rachael Lippincott, alongside Mikki Daughtry and Tobias Iaconis
Murat wrote: "September[bookcover:September|254571https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H6N9VMWS
I would like to recommend "September" by Murat Çakmak.
It's a powerful debut novel about a young woman's ..."
I could only find it on Kindle, not in multiple formats. It also says it’s 14 pages, I am not sure if that is accurate, but it would need to be a full book to be eligible and available in multiple formats. Sorry!
RenOfMiddleEarth wrote: "5 feet apart by Rachael Lippincott, alongside Mikki Daughtry and Tobias Iaconis"We have already read that, but you can suggest it as a re-read!
Jade wrote: "Somewhere Around the Corner By Jackie French"That is considered children's/middle grade and not YA. Sorry!!
Orphans Evade The Authorities by Michelle Marcotte. Set in 2034 in the former Washington DC, twin telepaths, talented violinists struggle to survive and rescue the hunted after their anti-government activist parents escaped the authoritarian government elected ten years earlier. The US has split in two, and the authoritarian government tricked Alberta Canada into joining. Learning their parents are captive in Budapest, they travel there where their story collides with a Ukrainian surrogate mother fleeing the Russian invasion with two American toddlers.
Emily wrote: "Last time I'll nominate it, I promise, but The Faraway Inn by Sarah Beth Durst"You can nominate it as many times as you would like!!!
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