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When her beloved father, the only psychiatrist in their small Ohio town, dies in a mysterious car accident, high school outcast and lonely lesbian Sydney investigates the death, starting with why homecoming queen June attended his funeral.

Sixteen-year-old's Jess Wong and Angie Redmond are best friends. But when Angie comes out as gay, their dynamic changes and Jess begins having feelings for Angie she can't explain. Angie falls for Margot, a girl at a rival school, but Jess sees something wrong with her, and the three become entangled in a deadly mystery.

Astrid Jones, who realizes that she is a lesbian, deals with the gossip and rejection she faces by sending love up to the people on airplanes as they pass over her.

As Sideways, Jing, Daisy, Shiloh, and Yates prepare for life after high school, their witch coven puts Madeline Kline on trial for stealing and wearing Sideways'--who goes by "they/them" pronouns--soul for a while. However, when they learn of the cruel and unusual punishment Madeline is facing, the Scapegracers decide they have to help her in spite of what she has done.

When seventeen-year-old Latavia is presented as a human sacrifice to an ancient beast, she is determined to do whatever it takes to survive--even if that includes making a deal with the monster and endangering her crush and family.

"Marie and Nathalie are the queens of make-believe. They've run through every scenario that is possible, somewhat plausible, or frankly unbelievable: secret-agent ninjas launching a surprise-attack on an ice-cream stand, super-heroes hell-bent on making country music disappear, even lost astronauts condemned to spend millions of light-years in another dimension. The name of the game? "What If We Were..." But all of this was a mere prelude to "What If We Were... For Real!" This new version is just like the classic game, minus the mental gymnastics of thinking up fantasy scenarios. Because now Marie and Nathalie's wildest fantasies are coming true... for real!" -- page 4 of cover.

In this lesbian sports romance, Julie Parker is coaching the women's basketball team at East Nashville High when junior Vanessa joins the team. Her foster parent is former WNBA player Elle Cochrane and Julie's crush. Julie convinces Elle to be her assistant coach. The women bond and Elle offers to help Julie practice dating since she's still figuring out her queer identity. However, soon neither woman knows what's pretend and what is real.

"Eighteen-year-olds Cori and Maz, once inseparable best friends, reunite to solve the mystery of what happened to their other friend Sam--who disappeared six years ago and has now returned, not having aged at all"--Provided by publisher.

High school senior Hannah and her new girlfriend, Morgan, are the Witches' best hope for stopping the Hunters, who are now nationwide, from destroying magic for good.

Sixteen-year-old Mary Davies always does what she's told and gets good grades in school, so much so, that it's how she identifies herself. However, when one of her homework assignments goes missing with few if any consequences, Mary has an epiphany and decides to take other risks, like asking out cute Mitch who is a bad boy with pink hair and getting to know snarky co-worker Elyse, who is gay. As she discovers newness in both relationships, she comes to understand more about herself and what she wants for her future.