20 Best July Books for Young Readers

by Brittney Morris

A compelling, introspective journey into identity and the power of familial love. Full review >

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by Tillie Walden ; illustrated by Tillie Walden

A bittersweet, hope-tinged conclusion to a stirring trilogy. Full review >

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by Mikayla Bridge

High-stakes competition, swoony romance, and expertly crafted worldbuilding distinguish this debut. Full review >

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by Julie Kagawa

A richly imagined trilogy opener with high-stakes adventure. Full review >

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by Jenny L. Howe

A heartwarming, strongly characterized romance in which being truly seen for who you are is the greatest prize of all. Full review >

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by Jordana Pomeroy

Beautifully executed; a visual and narrative treat. Full review >

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by Liselle Sambury

A bold and bloody series opener. Full review >

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by Judith Eagle ; illustrated by Jo Rioux

A fascinating, imaginative adventure. Full review >

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by Meg Medina ; illustrated by Anna Balbusso & Elena Balbusso

A thrilling, action-packed journey filled with heart, bravery, and ghostly exploits. Full review >

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by Sarah J. Mendonca

A phenomenal debut with smooth execution, exciting capers, and heaps of originality. Full review >

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by Daniel Nayeri ; illustrated by Elizabeth Enright ; color by Luke Healy

Creepy fun. Full review >

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by Elise Broach ; illustrated by Kelly Murphy

Sensitive, relatable, and sweet. Full review >

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by Pádraig Kenny ; illustrated by Steve McCarthy

Adventure, heroics, and thoughtful characterization are stitched together in this charmer of a book. Full review >

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by Winsome Bingham ; illustrated by C.G. Esperanza

A book to sink your teeth into. Full review >

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by Stephanie Graegin ; illustrated by Stephanie Graegin

Even the tiniest adventure can be considered big when blessed with such enormous charm. Full review >

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