February 2012
Cool & New
February 2012
February’s roundup of Cool & New Books includes PANDEMONIUM, the second installment in Lauren Oliver's dystopian trilogy that started with DELIRIUM (which is now available in paperback); BENEATH A METH MOON by Jacqueline Woodson, in which a teen spirals into a terrifying meth addiction in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina; and BORN WICKED, the start of Jessica Spotswood’s series about Cate Cahill and her sisters, who have a dangerous secret --- they are witches.
Among the paperbacks releasing this month are ANGEL, James Patterson's seventh Maximum Ride novel, in which the flock's most unlikely heroine must help Max overcome the evil scientists and save the humans from a doomsday cult bent on their destruction; DIVERGENT, Veronica Roth's dystopian debut about a 16-year-old who faces the biggest decision of her life when she must choose which of the five factions of society to join; and DARKEST MERCY, the conclusion to Melissa Marr’s Wicked Lovely series.





