Most Anticipated YA Books of Spring 2025

by Libba Bray

A breathtaking journey that will leave a lasting impression on readers’ minds and hearts. Full review >

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by Mahogany L. Browne

Heavy, important, powerful and evergreen; remembers kids during the time when the world stopped. Full review >

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by Shane Burcaw & Hannah Burcaw

A welcoming and inclusive celebration of love. Full review >

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by Deb Caletti

An at times heartbreaking but ultimately hopeful story about chosen family. Full review >

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by Jennifer Chen

A delectable treat handmade with love. Full review >

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by Hayley Chewins

A beautiful, introspective slow burn of a book. Full review >

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by Huda Fahmy ; illustrated by Huda Fahmy

An uplifting, insightful model for positive change. Full review >

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by Ursula K. Le Guin ; adapted by Fred Fordham ; illustrated by Fred Fordham

A beloved cornerstone of the genre brought vividly to life through striking illustrations. Full review >

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by Jennie Liu

Charming and informative. Full review >

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by Rex Ogle

Achingly, beautifully written. Full review >

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by Sajni Patel

A riveting companion novel that will leave readers eager for more. Full review >

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edited by Ashley Hope Pérez ; illustrated by Debbie Fong

An empowering and critically timely blueprint for action. Full review >

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by Ava Reid

A thrilling, page-turning must-read: prescient and necessary, impressive and disturbing. Full review >

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by Ginny Myers Sain

Gripping and intensely atmospheric. Full review >

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by Alessandro Sanna ; illustrated by Alessandro Sanna ; translated by Ammiel Alcalay

A haunting, poetic visual interpretation of one of humanity’s existential dilemmas. Full review >

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