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THE BOOK RIOT 50: #26 My YA Film Adaptation Wishlist
To celebrate Book Riot’s first birthday on Monday, we’re running our best 50 posts from … Read the full post
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Five Reasons: Code Name Verity and The Night Watch
You don’t need five reasons to read Code Name Verity by Elizabeth Wein or The Night Watch by … Read the full post
The Companion Novel: An Antidote to the Trilogy Trend
It has gotten to the point in YA literature where you’ll actually see someone mention, “This … Read the full post
Knife of Never Letting Go Adaptation to be written by Charlie Kaufman
On Monday night, Patrick Ness, author of magnificent YA novel The Knife of Never Letting Go, tweeted … Read the full post
One Girl and her eReader
One time, my sister jokingly told me that she had only ever finished one book in her life: The Miraculous … Read the full post
The Odd Couple: Stewart O’Nan and Lauren Oliver
On the surface, The Odds and Delirium don’t have much in common. Delirium is a popular YA … Read the full post
My YA Film Adaptation Wish List
Harry Potter. Twilight. Now, The Hunger Games. Apart from being the last three huge YA hits, they … Read the full post
I know it’s YA, but…
I’m sure you’ve spotted this phenomenon in the wild or, quite possibly, have even used … Read the full post
Of Mermaids and YA Fiction
It has been suggested that “mermaids are the new vampire” when it comes to YA fiction … Read the full post
Crossover Appeal #13
YA Books for Adult Lit Readers Black Juice by Margo Lanagan Margo Lanagan’s fiction is a beautiful … Read the full post
CROSSOVER APPEAL #12
Crossover Appeal is a weekly feature that challenges the idea that you have to choose a side between … Read the full post
Crossover Appeal #11
Crossover Appeal is a weekly feature that challenges the idea that you have to choose a side between … Read the full post
Crossover Appeal #10
Crossover Appeal is a weekly feature that challenges the idea that you have to choose a side between … Read the full post
An Optimist’s Take on the Book Industry
I am, by nature, an optimist. I can’t help but hope for the best, even when everything points the … Read the full post
Crossover Appeal #8
Crossover Appeal is a weekly feature that challenges the idea that you have to choose a side between … Read the full post
Crossover Appeal #7
Crossover Appeal is a weekly feature that challenges the idea that you have to choose a side between … Read the full post
Crossover Appeal #7
Crossover Appeal is a weekly feature that challenges the idea that you have to choose a side between … Read the full post
Crossover Appeal #6
Crossover Appeal is a weekly feature that challenges the idea that you have to choose a side between … Read the full post
The Cure-All for Reading Woes
I’ve been in a reading slump, y’all. It’s a perilous, disastrous reading slump that not only … Read the full post
Crossover Appeal #5
Crossover Appeal is a weekly feature that challenges the idea that you have to choose a side between … Read the full post
