Check out the list of the 12 best YA books coming out in August to wind down your summer reading. Fresh Inkis a collaboration with We Need Diverse Books, and Our Stories, Our Voices centers on stories about growing up female in America. Maas, chronicles the adventures of Selina Kyle as she starts a crime wave in Gotham City and clashes with its current protector, Batwing.
Plus, there are also two timely collections of stories and essays you need to add to your bookshelf. Parents need to know that Catwoman: Soulstealer by Sarah J. Parker with the aforementioned female captain of an all-woman ship hellbent on taking down the man that wronged them all in Seafire, and Sara Raasch's major fantasy-religious-political-thriller mashup, These Rebel Waves. But other authors are upping the ante on action and adventure, such as Natalie C. Maas' take on her Catwoman origin story, Catwoman: Soulstealer. The blockbuster here is, of course, the latest installment of the DC Icon's series, Sarah J. The best YA books of August are pulling out all the stops to make sure that before fall rolls around again, you get your fill of great books to lose yourself in by the pool, on the beach, or sitting right net to the air conditioner in your window. Now he feels permanently one step behind.What do an all-female pirate ship, inhabitants of a distant moon, and Catwoman have in common? They're all going to be part of your epic August summer reading experience.
As Batwing, he’s trying to stop a new team of villains from ruining his mother’s plans. As a scion of one of Gotham’s finest families, he’s expected to attend these events with pride. When several high-profile fundraisers are disturbed, Luke’s clandestine activities clash with his parents’ expectations. Luke Fox has been looking for just the right opportunity to show Batman he can protect the city from Gotham’s worst as Batwing. But her past is catching up to her, and she is running out of time. As Gotham’s newest socialite, she’ll put her old talent for picking pockets to new use while rubbing shoulders with the city’s finest citizens.
It’s been two years since Selina Kyle last set eyes on Gotham City.and now that Batman is gone, Selina is back! Or at least, Holly Vanderhees is. Maas’s young adult novel is adapted as a graphic novel by comics legend Louise Simonson and artist Samantha Dodge!
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