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The narrative follows Joey Kinkaid, who embraced her identity as a girl despite being assigned male at birth. As a child, she captivated her neighborhood friends with imaginative adventures, embodying her royal persona. However, as she grows older, the enchantment of her childhood fades, leaving her feeling isolated and disconnected from the magic that once defined her life. The story explores themes of identity, nostalgia, and the loss of childhood innocence.

The protagonist, Van Liss, is a high school senior who feels more like a scarecrow than a human, grappling with deep emotional scars inflicted by his selfish mother and her abusive boyfriend. Isolated and filled with bitterness, he struggles with his identity and the haunting loneliness that defines his existence. As he navigates his final year of high school, Van must confront his past and the feelings he has long suppressed.

Kale Oswald, a sixteen-year-old aspiring hippie, struggles to embrace his new identity while trying to join a local human rights organization. Despite his enthusiasm for world peace, his efforts are limited to tie-dying T-shirts with grape juice, highlighting his challenges in fitting into the activist community. The story explores themes of self-discovery and the quest for belonging amidst the backdrop of a larger movement for change.

In a harrowing scenario, college junior Liam Norcross becomes an unexpected hero when he bravely intervenes during a mass shooting at Batcheldor College. As a deranged gunman targets innocent victims in a darkened theater, Liam's courageous actions to save a stranger highlight themes of bravery, sacrifice, and the human spirit in the face of terror. His willingness to risk his life for others sets the stage for a gripping exploration of heroism amidst chaos.

"High school seniors Cady LaBrie and Cooper Murphy have yet to set one toe out of line-- they've never stayed out all night or snuck into a movie, never gotten drunk or gone skinny-dipping. But they have eachother, forty-eight hours before graduation, and a Weekend Bucket List. A lot rides on this one weekend, especially since Cady and Cooper have yet to admit, much less resolve, their confounding feelings for one another-- feelings that prove even more difficult to define when genial high school dropout Eli Stanley joins their epic adventure. But as the trio ticks through their bucket list, the questions they face shift toward something new: Must friendship play second fiddle to romance? Or can it be the ultimate prize?"--Back cover

In their senior year, three friends—Henry, Brody, and Danny—navigate the complexities of evolving feelings as they confront their growing romantic attraction to each other. Their journey is fraught with external challenges and internal struggles, requiring immense courage and commitment to embrace their true selves. As they grapple with their emotions and societal expectations, the boys must decide if they can move forward together in love.

In this continuation of the series, the narrative deepens as characters grapple with personal struggles and evolving relationships. The themes of identity and belonging are explored through their diverse perspectives, showcasing the impact of their choices on their lives and the community around them. The story weaves together moments of triumph and despair, highlighting the importance of unity and understanding in overcoming challenges. Rich character development and emotional depth drive the plot forward, making it a compelling read for fans of the series.

Struggling with self-doubt and a lack of direction, Bradley Zelder feels trapped in his routine as a school custodian in blue-collar Landsbury, MA. His life takes an unexpected turn when his truck breaks down in the affluent area of Oceanside, where he encounters Caleb, a charismatic man who embodies everything Bradley admires yet feels intimidated by. Overcoming his shame, Bradley seizes the chance to connect with Caleb, setting the stage for a transformative journey that challenges his perceptions of love and self-worth.

Facing a pivotal moment in his life, Philippe Bergeron transitions from a solitary life fishing off the New England coast to navigating the vibrant yet overwhelming landscape of New York City. After a shoulder injury derails his dream of reclusiveness, he takes on the responsibility of chaperoning his teenage niece, Sophie, as she explores the city's renowned dance programs. This journey not only challenges Philippe to reconnect with family but also forces him to confront his own aspirations and identity amidst the city's bright lights.

Robby Dalton embodies the ideal all-American boy, molded by his father's expectations in sports and career. Despite his outward success, he struggles with emotional connections and has never considered his sexuality. A chance encounter with Savannah Meyers intrigues him, leading him to hope for a meaningful relationship. As he navigates this new connection, Robby begins to confront his true self and the possibility of love beyond conventional boundaries.