Tantalizing Future YA Releases!

Tantalizing Future YA Releases is a weekly feature where I showcase upcoming 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 part of the meme, giving credit will be greatly appreciated.

All titles are linked to GoodReads for summary details. 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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• Shatter Me by Tahereh Mafi (HarperTeen, 11/15/11)
• Cinder (Lunar Chronicles, #1) by Marissa Meyer (Feiwel & Friends, 1/3/12)

• The International Kissing Club by Ivy Adams (Walker Childrens, 1/3/12)
• Shadow's Edge by Maureen Lipinski (Flux, 1/8/12)

• Run (Subject Seven, #2) by James A. Moore (Razorbill, 1/15/12)
• This One Time with Julia by David Lampson (Razorbill, 2/2/12)

• Harbinger by Sara Etienne (Putnam Juvenile, 2/2/12)
• The Vanishing Game by Kate Kae Myers (Bloomsbury USA Childrens, 2/14/12)

• Pretty Crooked by Elisa Ludwig (Katherine Tegen Books, 3/13/12)
• Tessa Masterson Will Go to Prom by Emily Franklin & Brendan Halpin (Walker Childrens, 3/21/12)

• Magic Under Stone (Magic Under,#2) by Jaclyn Dolamore (Bloomsbury USA Childrens, 4/10/12)
• Ghost Flower by Michele Jaffe (Razorbill, 4/12/12)

Breaking Beautiful by Jennifer Shaw Wolf (Walker Childrens, 4/24/12)

Cursed by Jennifer L. Armentrout (Spencer Hill Press, 9/2012)

:: BLAST FROM THE PAST ::

• Mercy, Unbound by Kim Antieau (Simon Pulse, 4/25/06)

Summary: Mercy O'Connor is becoming an angel. She can feel her wings sprouting from her shoulder blades. They itch. Sometimes she even hears them rustling. And angels don't need to eat. So Mercy has decided she doesn't need to either. She is not sick, doesn't suffer from anorexia, is not trying to kill herself. She is an angel, and angels simply don't need food. When her parents send her to an eating disorder clinic, Mercy is scared and confused. She isn't like the other girls who are so obviously sick. If people could just see her wings, they would know. But her wings don't come and Mercy begins to have doubts. What if she isn't really an angel? What if she's just a girl? What if she is killing herself? Can she stop?