Schultz Nicholson, Lorna

"It's Nova's final year of high school and everything is on track for an amazing year. She's going to ace all her studies and go on to be a doctor. She's got a spot on the swim team. And she's in love for the first time--with Leo, the captain of the swim team. But things don't turn out quite like Nova had planned. As her relationship with Leo intensifies, so does her obsession with him and her jealousy over his so-called friendship with another girl. The tighter she tries to hold on to him, the more he seems to pull away. The constant worry about the future of their relationship sends Nova spiralling into depression. Even she can't believe how badly she's handling things now. But could there be another reason for it, one she doesn't even want to admit to herself?"--Back cover.

"Malia is enjoying a summer day in her backyard when she glances at the sky--and it looks very strange. A forest fire is sweeping into the area where she lives, and Malia soon learns that she and her family will have to evacuate their home. As they quickly get ready to leave, Malia's mother tells her to pack only what's important. At first, Malia struggles to decide what to take with her. She wants everything--and the 'to bring' pile in her room grows and grows. But as the urgency and chaos swirl around her, Malia is able to come to an understanding of what is truly important and knows exactly what to bring with her"--Provided by publisher.

It seems Peter Kuiksak's star just keeps rising. This young hockey hero is the top player in his league, being pursued by agents, and becoming something of a celebrity. But being the center of attention isn't all it's cracked up to be. It seems no one sees Peter as just Peter anymore; least of all the star himself.

"The biography of Canadian Joey Moss, a man born with Down syndrome who worked with the NHL Edmonton Oilers hockey team, and was an inspiration for neurodiverse people and an advocate for inclusivity"--.

In this high-interest novel, thirteen-year-old twins Rory and Jillian try to get their father to consider dating.

Archie wants to be more like the heroes of his favorite comic books, games and TV Shows, that way he would be able to keep the boys from teasing Shamini about her newly developed body, and maybe she would keep her promise to go to the first school dance with him, so Archie does everything from practicing the ninja crawl to bulking up with exercise and a high-protein diet in order to grow stronger and bigger.

Star hockey player Peter Kuiksak has started to adjust to his new life in Edmonton, but all of the attention he is receiving from fans and agents begins to go to his head.

Kaleigh Radcliffe, playing on an all-girls hockey team for the first time, gets frustrated when the other girls get distracted from their game, until Kaleigh catches the eye of a cute, older boy.

"Before Madeline's bike accident left her with a traumatic brain injury, she and her twin sister were inseparable. So were her parents. But now, Madeline's parents are divorced and Becky has become rebellious, angry, and sneaky. Even worse, she doesn't seem to want Madeline around anymore. At least Madeline knows she can always rely on the miniature therapy horses she visits every week. Justin is a senior and the president of his school's Best Buddies club. Before his sister died, he used to take her to the barn to visit her beloved therapy horses. Now, with Madeline, he goes there to escape the gloom of his mother's grief at home and the pressures of his final year in high school"--Back cover.

Hoping desperately to get a chance to play soccer for Canada's National Team, Parmita works her hardest while simultaneously hiding her gay identity from her teammates. When the new assistant coach, who may have the influence to get Parmita a spot on the National Team, begins flirting with her inappropriately, Parmita must decide whether enduring her advances is worth the chance to achieve her dream.