May's roundup of New in Paperback includes Cornelia Funke's GHOST NIGHT in which 11-year old Jon Whitcroft and his quirky new friend, Ella, must work together to uncover the secrets of a centuries-old murder; Gary Paulsen's CRUSH: The Theory, Practice, and Destructive Properties of Love, where, to Kevin, Tina is “the most beautiful girl in the world,” and he’s working up the courage to ask her out on a date, but every time he’s around her, he makes a fool of himself; and SWAY by Amber McRee, in which Cass finds herself stuck alone with her dull-as-dirt dad, who then introduces her to the amazing power of “SWAY,” a seemingly magical force that can bring inspiration and joy to people in major need of help.