Catch All These New YA Arrivals

There's always new titles to explore at the Syracuse Public Library! Here are some the latest young adult titles that have arrived or will be coming soon. Don't see one in our new book display that you really want to read? Ask to have your name added to its hold list. Want to request that the library order a book? Use our online form!

New Fiction

• “All That’s Left to Say” by Emery Lord (7/18)
• “All the Dead Lie Down” by Kyrie McCauley
• “All the Yellow Suns” by Malavika Kannan (7/11)
• “Bellegarde” by Jamie Lilac (7/11)
• “Bonesmith” by Nicki Pau Preto (7/25)
• “Borderless” by Jennifer De Leon
• “The Eternal Return of Clara Hart” by Louise Finch
• “Ghosted” by Amanda Quain (7/25)
• “Give Me a Sign” by Anna Sortino (7/11)
• “A Guide to the Dark” by Meriam Metoui (7/18)
• “I’d Rather Burn Than Bloom” by Shannon C.F. Rogers (7/11)
• “The King Is Dead” by Benjamin Dean (7/18)
• “The Legacies” by Jessica Goodman (7/25)
• “Love & Resistance” by Kara H.L. Chen (7/04)
• “Murder on a School Night” by Kate Weston (7/04)

• “One of Us Is Back” by Karen M. McManus (7/25)
• “The Prince & the Apocalypse” by Kara Mcdowell (7/11)
• “Rana Joon and the One and Only Now” by Shideh Etaat (7/25)
• “A Song of Salvation” by Alechia Dow (7/11)
• “Stars, Hide Your Fires” by Jessica Best (7/11)
• “Their Vicious Games” by Joelle Wellington (7/25)
• “Those We Drown” by Amy Goldsmith
• “Those Who Saw the Sun” by Jaha Nailah Avery (7/11)
• “Under This Forgetful Sky” by Lauren Yero (7/18)
• “A Warning About Swans” by R.M. Romero (7/11)

New Manga/Graphic Novels

• “1:35 A.M.” by Scott Cawthon
• “Demon Slayer 9” by Koyoharu Gotouge
• “Demon Slayer Kimetsu No Yaiba 10” by Koyoharu Gotouge
• “Fetch” by Scott Cawthon
• “The Fourth Closet” by Scott Cawthon
• “Into the Pit” by Scott Cawthon
• “Monstrous” by Sarah Myer
• “The Princess and the Grilled Cheese Sandwich” by Deya Muniz
• “The Sea in Your” by Jessi Sheron (7/18)
• “The Silver Eyes” by Scott Cawthon
• “The Twisted Ones” by Scott Cawthon
• “Victory. Stand!” by Tommie Smith