Books like Going vintage by Lindsey Leavitt

During World War II, a foster girl in Nazi Germany steals books to share with neighbors and a hidden Jewish man, proving literature’s power to nourish the soul amid darkness.

Twenty‑five year‑old Belly Conklin returns to the family summer home on the coast, where a cancer diagnosis forces her to confront love, loss, and growing up amid the familiar rhythm of beach life.

16-year‑old Lara Jean Covey’s secret love letters are mailed by her sister, turning imagined crushes into real‑life drama.

In 1970s Ohio, the Lee family’s fragile harmony shatters when their daughter Lydia is found dead in a lake, forcing them to confront hidden secrets and cultural expectations.

High‑school senior Anna heads to a boarding school in Paris for her last year in Atlanta. There she meets the charming Étienne St. Clair, whose world and serious girlfriend complicate the hopeful romance that could end in a memorable French kiss.

Nine-year-old Mallory struggles to balance her old friendships with new ones after her family moves to a new town, unfolding in a heartwarming tale about change, wishful thinking, and the power of friendship.

A young woman must uncover the secrets of her family and loved ones to prevent the end of the world in an exciting fantasy story.

Clara Gardner discovers she is destined to protect her town from supernatural threats—while navigating first love, family secrets, and an ominous fallen angel.

A touching YA story of grief and renewal as Caitlin confronts her best friend’s suicide, finds new love, and discovers that true friendship endures beyond loss.

A grieving teen learns to move forward when a sudden job at a catering business introduces her to new friends and unexpected challenges.

A collection of four beloved Beverly Cleary titles featuring Ramona Quimby, her mischievous adventures, and the ups and downs of family life in elementary school.

When a New York City blackout brings sixteen‑year‑old Lucy and seventeen‑year‑old Owen together by chance, their connection grows stronger even as they separate geographically over the span of a year.

Charlie, a 13-year-old girl, discovers her identical twin sister, Sammie, getting caught cheating on a test by her popular friend Lauren.

"When Mallory wins Fashion Fran's design contest, she and Mary Ann are headed to New York City! But as they share the sights, sounds, and tastes of New York, there's just one problem. Only Mallory gets to appear on the Fashion Fran show, even though she pinky-swore with Mary Ann that they'd both go on. Can Mallory find a way to share the spotlight with her best friend before the pinky-swear she made ruins the trip of a lifetime--and their friendship?"--

When Career Day at school forces Mallory to decide on a future, she finds herself choosing fashion design—only to laugh at her. A lie about winning a contest spirals out of control, forcing Mallory to confront the truth and rebuild trust with classmates, teachers, and family.

Thirteen‑year‑old identical twins Sammie and Charlie, once inseparable, find themselves drifting apart as they make new friends, join different clubs, and navigate the challenges of seven‑o‑year‑old life at a new school.

In an alternate 1900 New England, cate Cahill enters an asylum to meet her godmother and another oracle, seeking to unlock a prophecy that could protect her sisters from a tyrannical Brotherhood.

A high‑school girl quietly loves her best friend while planning a carefree future, until a socially awkward cousin and the charming jock slip into her life, forcing her to rethink romance, family, and herself.

After a cyberbullying scandal that nearly drives a classmate to suicide, mean‑spirited Nikki Baylor is expelled and ostracized. A whirlwind friendship with energetic wheelchair‑rugby player Pax offers her redemption and a chance at a new life.

Fifteen‑year‑old Scarlett navigates school life, a budding friendship with a theatrical agent, and her family’s entertainment ties while adjusting to a breakup and a new, bustling high school environment.

(The fifth book in the Malory Family series) Her parents' deaths left Kelsey Langton penniless - and responsible for the safety and well-being of her younger sister, Jean. Now circumstance and human frailty have conspired to leave them homeless as well, unless Kelsey can avert the disaster. But she knows only one way to rescue Jean's home, future and honor - and it means sacrificing her own. Kelsey must allow herself to be sold at auction. With fear and trepidation she enters the House of Eros - resigned to becoming the plaything of some well-heeled gentleman. And Lord Derek Malory is the highest bidder - a dashing rakehell from a family of charming London rogues. Enchanted by the stunning, dark-haired maid with flashing bright eyes, he purchases her for his mistress - and sweeps Kelsey into a world of astonishing family secrets, perilous rivalries and unconventional loyalties. But Lord Derek is unaware of the true worth of the prize he has so frivolously acquired - never imagining that the proud, spirited miss is a highborn lady blessed with grace, wit and intelligence as well as beauty. And he certainly never expected that he would fall in love with her.

Sixteen‑year‑old Mina must decide whether to follow her vampire parents or stay human while navigating friendship, crushes, and new classmates in a California school’s mysterious vampire‑themed elective.

High‑school junior Peggy Fleming Farrell juggles a part‑time job, an unreliable car, and crushes while summer heat beats her packed family life of ice skating and anticipated new sibling.