Every Last Word
Tamara Ireland Stone

Samantha is a junior in high school who struggles to keep her OCD in check. She hides her obsession with the number three and her destructive thought spirals from her perfect popular friends. Samantha's psychiatrist wants her to make new friends with whom she can share her problems and who will accept her unconditionally. When she meets Caroline—a down to earth outsider who has depression—Samantha's psychiatrist is thrilled. Caroline shows Samantha where a group of students gets together to share their poetry in secret. Samantha starts to write her own poetry and finds, within this elusive group, a place where she can feel normal and possibly find love.

(Note: the paperback of this book will be out in June.)

Wink Poppy Midnight
April Genevieve Tucholke
 
From the very first sentence I was hooked on this book, as I love when a book has an attention getting first line. Wink is a social outcast with many siblings and a penchant for storytelling. Poppy is a popular, seemingly perfect girl but she's not as nice as her appearance would suggest. Midnight is Poppy's longtime friend who is in love with her; she gets used by Poppy because of this not-so-secret crush. These three character's stories entwines when Midnight is moved to a house in the country where his neighbor is Wink. As Midnight and Wink become close and a relationship blooms, Poppy gets jealous because Wink has lost interest in her. Poppy plots revenge but her scheme doesn't go as planned...

(Note: the paperback of this book will be out in April.)