Contemporary YA discussion

79 New YA Releases for April 2016!
1. Which ones do you want to read?
2. Which cover do you like most?

Tell Me Three Things & Down with the Shine sound good to me to read this summer hopefully, but I adore the cover of Unicorn Tracks just because I love Watercolors & Abstract Art & painting

Theresa wrote: "Tell Me Three Things & Down with the Shine "

The cover of Unicorn Tracks is so cool. It's not a typical book cover for sure. I wonder if the "red and "blue" have any significance??

Ugh, I keep adding new books to my ever-growing TBR list,WHY?

I'm most excited for the following books, but I also added Dreamers Often Lie to my TBR, because I was hooked by the summary.
1. The Rose & The Dagger (The Wrath & The Dawn 2) - I NEED THIS BOOK RIGHT NOW, that's all I have to say.
2. The Raven King (The Raven Cycle 4)
3. The Glittering Court by Richelle Mead
4. The Mirror King (The Orphan Queen 2) by Jodi Meadows.

I've really been hoping to read paper princess

Quirky Omega wrote: "I've really been hoping to read paper princess"
Paper Princess sounds good.

The cover for "Emerge" is so pretty!

I just added
Every Heart a Doorway (Every Heart A Doorway #1) by Seanan McGuire. It sounds good.

Let me know if I've missed any other books.

Down With the Shine sounds really unique and magical. The cover feels so inviting like it's just begging me to read it.

There's a reason they say "be careful what you wish for." Just ask the girl who wished to be thinner and ended up smaller than Thumbelina, or the boy who asked for "balls of steel" and got them-literally. And never wish for your party to go on forever. Not unless you want your guests to be struck down by debilitating pain if they try to leave.


These are things Lennie only learns when it's too late-after she brings some of her uncles' moonshine to a party and toasts to dozens of wishes, including a big wish of her own: to bring back her best friend, Dylan, who was abducted and murdered six months ago.

Lennie didn't mean to cause so much chaos. She always thought her uncles' moonshine toast was just a tradition. And when they talked about carrying on their "important family legacy," she thought they meant good old-fashioned bootlegging.

As it turns out, they meant granting wishes. And Lennie has just granted more in one night than her uncles would grant in a year.

Now she has to find a way to undo the damage. But once granted, a wish can't be unmade...

Just added another 11 books (the last 2 rows.)