Jenni L. Walsh’s middle grade historical novel, in which escalating tensions and the arrival of anti-Nazi pamphlets cause a 12-year-old girl to question all she’s ever known as a member of the Hitler Youth, including the safety of her disabled sister, who may be part of the White Rose resistance, to Olivia Valcarce at Scholastic Press, for publication in 2021.
Colorado Book Award winner Ashlee Cowles’ THE POPPY & THE ROSE, in which a teen girl must unravel clues from a strange English manor and a young heiress’s diary, discovering a web of family secrets dating back to the Titanic, for publication in fall 2020.
IN 27 DAYS by Alison Gervais heads for the big screen, with Dan Angel to produce: https://variety.com/2019/film/news/in-27-days-dan-angel-1203227587/
Lisa Gerlits’s debut middle grade novel A MANY FEATHERED THING, exploring art, friendship, and loss when an 11-year-old girl, in her quest to become a real artist, sets out to do every hard thing in her path, to Alison Deering at Capstone, for publication in March 2020.
Author of A LIGHT OF HER OWN Carrie Callaghan’s untitled novel, featuring one of the first female war correspondents as she searches for her true calling in life and love amid the global tumult of the 1930s, to Dayna Anderson at Amberjack, for publication in fall 2019.
Travel writer and editor Debra Bokur’s THE FIRE THIEF, the first book in a new series in which a police captain teams up with the detective granddaughter of one of Hawaii’s most respected spiritual leaders to solve the grisly ritual murder of a teenage boy in Maui, in a two-book deal, to Martin Biro at Kensington, for publication in 2020.
ALA Alex award-winning author Rob Rufus’s THE VINYL UNDERGROUND, a YA protest novel set in the tumultuous year of 1968, where a Vietnam War-era Breakfast Club bonds over music and their fear of the war, and decides to take a stand against the US government and the intolerance in their own small town.
Author of GIRLS ON THE LINE Jennie Liu’s untitled YA novel, in which a 19-year-old seeks answers about the death of her younger brother, the favored child who was raised by her parents in the city while she was left behind in rural China, to Amy Fitzgerald at Carolrhoda Lab, for publication in fall 2020.
Jennifer Moffett’s YA debut, THE REMNANT, in which a shy college freshman is seduced into joining a campus cult, leading her on a deadly mission trip to Italy, to Alex Borbolla at Atheneum/Simon & Schuster, for publication in fall 2020.
Dusti Bowling’s sequel to INSIGNIFICANT EVENTS IN THE LIFE OF A CACTUS, an Indie Next Pick and Reading the West Book Award winner, featuring more adventures of a spirited fourteen-year-old who was born without arms, as she navigates the ups and downs of freshman year, including a first crush, bullying, and loss—not to mention a big horseback riding show, to Christina Pulles at Sterling Children’s, for publication in 2019.