This Song Is About Us
2/4/2025
Paperback
Told over three summer festivals, this stunning novel from bestselling prizewinner Sara Barnard charts the emotional turmoil of young love and early fame.
BISAC Code: Coming Of Age
Life: An Exploded Diagram
1/8/2011
Paperback
A brilliant coming-of-age story set against the backdrop of the Cold War and events leading up to the Cuban Missile Crisis.
Every Little Piece of My Heart
7/10/2020
Paperback
“Pratt’s characters are rib-achingly funny, outrageous and entirely true to life.” Metro
The Writing Room
1/11/2025
Hardcover
A slice-of-life coming-of-age story that gracefully addresses larger themes of immigration, economic disparity, and emotional abuse
Eden
1/9/2014
Paperback
A chilling and compelling YA mystery from Joanna Nadin – bestselling author of Rachel Riley and three times nominated for Queen of Teen.
The Rest of Us Just Live Here
1/5/2016
Paperback
Award-winning writer Patrick Ness’s bold and irreverent novel powerfully reminds us that there are many different types of remarkable.
Release
1/5/2018
Paperback
The most personal and tender novel yet from Patrick Ness, the twice Carnegie Medal-winning author of A Monster Calls.
The Weight of Everything
1/9/2023
Hardcover
A teen girl of Mexican and Guatemalan descent navigates the intersection of art, activism, and culture while trying to cope with her mother’s death, her father’s alcohol abuse, and her feelings for a kind classmate.
Four Secrets
1/1/2014
Paperback
This novel is a really thoughtful look at the social dynamics of teen bullying and the power of secrets told through three very distinct young voices.
How to be Normal
5/3/2025
E-Book
Winner of the inaugural Walker Books Manuscript Prize. With themes including coercive control, coming of age, and finding yourself, this debut authentically deals with timely issues with insight, sympathy and well crafted humour.
How to be Normal
5/3/2025
Paperback
Winner of the inaugural Walker Books Manuscript Prize. With themes including coercive control, coming of age, and finding yourself, this debut authentically deals with timely issues with insight, sympathy and well crafted humour.