September YA Releases from Underlined

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September always feels like the start of something new.

From fall festivals, fresh notebooks, and yes, a wave of YA releases ready to sweep us away.

This month’s group of reads from Underlined bring everything from dark academia and horror chills to swoony romantasy and tender stories about family, love, and identity. Here are a few standouts to add to your shelves:

"When We Were Monsters" by Jennifer Niven

(Knopf, Sept. 2)

When we were monsters

From the author of "All the Bright Places" comes a gothic-tinged thriller set at an elite boarding school. With rivalry, romance, and the shadow of a dead teacher, Niven blends atmosphere and unease into a story that dark academia fans will devour.

"Keep Your Friends Close" by Cynthia Murphy

(Delacorte, Sept. 2)

Secret societies, frenemies, and murder? Murphy’s latest delivers all the vicious twists that make dark academia so addictive. Think One of Us Is Lying meets cutthroat ambition.

"An Embroidery of Souls" by Ruby Martinez

(Knopf, Sept. 2)

This lush debut, inspired by Mexican and German folklore, spins magic and romance into a world of soul-thread weaving. A romantasy that reminds us courage means facing what terrifies us most.

"Everything She Does Is Magic" by Bridget Morrissey

(Delacorte, Sept. 9)

Cozy sapphic romance? Check. Witchy small-town vibes? Double check. This fall-festival rom-com feels like the perfect pairing for fans of Gilmore Girls with a magical twist.

"The Silenced" by Diana Rodriguez Wallach

(Delacorte, Sept. 16)

The Silenced

Horror and real-world truths collide in this ghost story that exposes the haunting realities of the troubled teen industry. Atmospheric and unflinching, it lingers long after the last page.

"Who’s All Going (To Die)?" by Lisa Springer

(Delacorte, Sept. 19)

A luxury resort becomes a nightmare in this satirical horror that takes on influencer culture and the wellness industry. Think The White Lotus with a YA twist — and plenty of blood.

"The Weaver Bride" by Lydia Gregovich

(Delacorte, Sept. 30)

A lush romantasy of magic, mystery, and forbidden love set against a ruthless marriage competition. With stenciled edges and gothic suspense, this one’s already a collector’s dream.

From chilling horrors to enchanting romances, September’s lineup is nothing short of spellbinding. Happy reading!

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