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Rising tension leads to a fight, police involvement, and Brandon stepping in to defend Aiden. Brandon is arrested and wrongly charged with assaulting an officer, after being racially profiled. As his future unravels and the brothers’ bond is strained, Aiden becomes determined to uncover what really happened that night. Can he find the truth in time to clear Brandon’s name?  \nParker, Natalie C. The Assassin ’s Guide to Babysitting. Candlewick, 2025.  \nTru isn't your ordinary babysitter. In fact, she's anything but ordinary. Born into a family of assassins, with the dangerous and rare bastion Talent of indestructibility, and later adopted by a reclusive assassin friend of her parents. Tru spends her days balancing high school classes with knife and stealth training, all the while trying to hide both her Talent and her identity. When a babysitting job is interrupted by an assassination attempt, Tru has to flee with a one-year-old and a multitude of questions. Who killed her parents? 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St. Martin’s Publishing Group, 2025.  \nMia Hayes expects a normal summer filled with a part-time job and college applications, but everything changes when federal agents break into her home, leaving her mother dead and her father on the run. Suddenly thrust into a dangerous mystery, Mia must solve the clues her father left behind with the help of Logan, a brilliant and charming hacker she meets along the way. Tracked by federal agents, Mia follows the cryptic codes and tries to uncover the truth about her family. Packed with nonstop action, mystery, anda bit of romance, Codebreaker keeps readers on edge, inviting them to crack the codes alongside Mia.  \nLa Sala, Ryan. Dead of Summer. Scholastic, 2025.  \nAnchor's Mercy, located off the coast of Maine, is the perfect vacation destination, with its small town vibes and adorable shops. But, hidden under the surface is something darker. 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