Tantalizing Future YA Releases is a weekly feature where I showcase up andcoming YA covers. In addition, 'The Blast from the Past' section focuses on previously released books that still deserve a voice after a few years of silence. If you are inspired by this meme, giving credit will be greatly appreciated.
All titles are linked to GoodReads, if summaries cannot be found I will use Amazon or the publisher's website. Also, please note that covers may not be final. If changes occur I will replace the covers with the new versions.
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- A Sword In Her Hand by Jean Claude van Rijckeghem, Pat van Beirs, and John Nieuwenhuizen (Annick Press, 2/22/11)
- In The Arms Of Stone Angels by Jordan Dane (HarlequinTeen, 3/22/11)
- Ghost Messages by Jacqueline Guest (Coteau Books, 4/1/11)
- Me And Tennessee by Hernandez Sheridan (Synergy Books, 5/3/11)
- Bitter End by Jennifer Brown (Little, Brown Books for Young Readers, 5/10/11)
- Angel Burn (Angel Trilogy, #1) by L.A. Weatherly (Candlewick, 5/24/11)
- Hourglass by Myra McEntire (EgmontUSA, 5/24/11)
- Fairy Bad Day by Amanda Ashby (Speak, 6/9/11)
- Crossing Lines by Paul Volponi (Viking Juvenile, 6/9/11)
- Legacy by Cayla Kluver (Harlequin Teen, 6/21/11)
- Unfriended (A Top 8 Novel, #3) by Katie Finn (Point, 7/1/11)
- Mist by Kathryn James (Hodder Children's Books, 9/1/11)
- Summer Storm by Kristina Dunker and Margot Dembo (AmazonCrossing, 7/26/11)
- Gone, Gone, Gone by Hannah Moskowitz (Simon Pulse, 2012)
Crusade Paperback Makeover + Damned Cover Reveal:
Siren Re-Release Makeover + Undercurrent Cover Reveal:
- Siren (Siren, #1) by Tricia Rayburn (EgmontUSA, 5/5/11)
- Undercurrent (Siren, #2) by Tricia Rayburn (EgmontUSA, 7/12/11)
*Blast From The Past*
The Explosionist by Jenny Davidson
Reading Level: Young Adult
Release Date: July 1, 2008
Publisher: HarperTeen
Pages: 464
Summary: A series of mysteries. An explosion of truths. The Explosionist: Someone sets off a bomb outside fifteen-year-old Sophie's boarding school, but no one can figure out who. The Medium: Soothsayers and séance leaders are regular guests at her great-aunt's house in Scotland, but only one delivers a terrifying prophecy, directed at Sophie herself. The Murder: When the medium is found dead, Sophie and her friend Mikael know they must get to the bottom of these three mysteries in order to save themselves—even as the fate of all Europe hangs in the balance. Set in a time of subversive politics, homegrown terrorism, and rapidly changing alliances, The Explosionist is an extraordinarily accomplished debut novel for teens that delivers a glimpse of the world as it might have been—had one moment in history been altered.
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16 comments:
Love this feature and these have some beautiful covers! =D
I can't wait to read hourglass!
The Explosionist was truly amazing! It's a wonder it didn't get the same attention as some other books out there, so thanks for featuring it!
Thanks for the YA update! Because you keep me up to date....I nominate you for the Gini Koch "Worth Your Weight in a 'Gator Battle" Award.
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the cover for the Explosionist is gorgeous, hopefully it's as good on the inside!
Wow! Some of these look soooo good! And so many pretty covers!
Wow. So many look good and the new Siren cover ROCKKKKKKKKKS! :k:
I'm most excited for Fairy Bad Day, Siren, and Damned! Thanks for sharing, Eleni!
Asher K. (Paranormal Indulgence)
I love this feature! So many pretty covers. I like the new paperback cover for Crusade and the new cover for Siren. :) Prettier than the old ones, though I still think the old ones are pretty too.
Great covers! I love the covers for Fairy Bad Day and Hourglass :)
So many great books...Off to add to the wishlist!
Oh gosh I have got to read Mist! That cover is beautiful too. Thanks for the heads up on so many great books! You rock!
I LOVE the new Siren cover! I think it reflects the novel more than the first one!
This is my favorite part of your blog. I find more books this way. Thanks!
wow the only ones i liked this week were siren and damned...
undercurrent was a bit too dank for me...
Wow, Harlequin Teen sure knows how to do their covers. I read Legacy when it came out via the Amazon Encore and that cover sucked in comparison to this one!
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