By Bryan Stevens

An eye-opening social justice story that will leave you seriously doubting America's incarceration system. After reading this book, I would also suggest watching the film for it that was released in 2019.

By Azra Raza

If you have an interest in cancer research or medicine, this one is for you. This book uses personal anecdotes to detail the tough negotiation between the science of man and the resilience of cancer cells.

By Mitch Albom

A beautiful memoir that I would recommend to anyone with endless questions of life in all of its fairness and unfairness.

By Marie Lu

An incredible, thrilling hacker adventure. If you're into video games or virtual antics, you will love this. The next book in the series is Wild Card.

By Madeleine Miller

If you had a Percy Jackson phase, you might like this book. You also might will cry after you finish this.

By Renee Ahdieh

If you have ever watched the show Once Upon a Time, you are likely to enjoy this book.

By Kelly Loy Gilbert

Cupertino based. High school seniors. Asian American family. Many secrets to be kept and to be told. Maybe you'll cry, maybe you won't.

Picture-perfect golden sunsets on private islands. Picture-perfect family with secrets that can shatter lives. Rich teenagers who lie. Love triangle. Unforgettable and unexpected plot twist.

What is it about books about lying that are so addicting? Four murder suspects, one huge, complicated plot twist. Whodunnit? The book also touches on topics like depression, bullying on social media, and challenging stereotypes. The story takes place in an everyday SoCal high school, which differs drastically from the private island from We Were Liars. After reading this book, check out the sequel, One Of Us is Next !

By Stephanie Perkins

A series of murders targeting high school students. One of the scariest books I've ever read. I don't recommend reading this home alone or at night. I heard they're making a Netflix film adaptation of this book, so read it, and then look forward to the movie!

The murder of five cheerleaders without a clear lead suspect. Why would someone have a vendetta against the cheer squad? Many of the topics discussed in this story could be potentially triggering (domestic abuse, grooming, rape, suicide, and abortion), so that is something to keep in mind before checking this book out. Nevertheless, there are important themes and lessons to be learned from this story. Proceed with caution. If you are a fan of gruesome true crime, this might be the one for you.

A psychological thriller about a patient that never speaks. Her therapist is determined to find out why she shot her husband, but can't do so until this patient starts to talk. This book is difficult to put down once you start it. And you can definitely expect a wild plot twist at the end.