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Fresh Ink: June 19, 2013
We’re bringing Fresh Ink to you one day later this week because we declared yesterday a Riot … Read the full post
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Character Math #3: Atticus Finch + Albus Dumbledore
What literary character do you get from the following equation: Click here for the answer. … Read the full post
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A Guide to Neil Gaiman for Kids!
This post is part of our Neil Gaiman Reading Day: a celebration of one of our favorite authors … Read the full post
Futuristic Fiction with Crossover Appeal: A Reading List
This installment of the Riot Recommendation is sponsored by Gameboard of the Gods by Richelle Mead. … Read the full post
Trailer Face-Off: BOY NOBODY by Allen Zadoff
In this edition of Trailer Face-Off, we’re looking at two different approaches taken in the … Read the full post
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Inbox/Outbox: June 14, 2013
We’re in the thick of a sweltering southern summer, and my reading mojo is in full effect thanks … Read the full post
The List List #60
This week’s installment of The List List is sponsored by Siege and Storm by Leigh Bardugo. … Read the full post
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When Books Bust Your Genre Prejudices
If you throw a vampire book at my face, I will throw a wooden stake at your chest. If you try to get … Read the full post
Character Math #2: Katniss Everdeen + Elizabeth Bennet
What literary character do you get from the following equation: Click … Read the full post
Riot Recommendation: Futuristic Fiction with Crossover Appeal
This installment of the Riot Recommendation is sponsored by Gameboard of the Gods by Richelle Mead. … Read the full post
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Feminism in Young Adult Fiction
This is a guest post by Kelly Jensen. Kelly is a librarian and a blogger at STACKED. She loves black … Read the full post
Fresh Ink: June 11, 2013
HARDBACK RELEASES Trains and Lovers by Alexander McCall Smith (Pantheon) The rocking motion of … Read the full post
Inbox/Outbox: Post-Book Expo America Edition
I’m back from Book Expo and am (mostly) recovered. I only brought home a handful of books–the … Read the full post
What’s Suzanne Collins’ New Teen Series Going to be About?
Recently, at this year’s Book Expo America, Suzanne Collins, author of (do I really have to … Read the full post
Genre Kryptonite: Dark, Realistic Young Adult Novels
This is a guest post by Kelly Jensen. Kelly is a librarian and a blogger at STACKED. She loves black … Read the full post
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Two Writers Who Are Killing It on Twitter
Ok, so last time I wrote about the way some authors behave on Twitter, lots of authors got super annoyed … Read the full post
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Books to Read After a Break-Up
Breakups suck. Always. No matter whose fault it is – if it even is anyone’s fault – … Read the full post
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The 10 Best (And Worst) YA Titles
Both on this site and around the interwebs, I’ve seen many an article about book titles that … Read the full post
New Cover for HARRY POTTER AND THE CHAMBER OF SECRETS
Scholastic is giving the Harry Potter novels a makeover ahead of new editions coming this August. … Read the full post
Potential Husbands from YA Fantasy: A Comparison Chart (The Best of Book Riot)
Much of the good ship Book Riot is off at Book Expo America this week, so we’re running some … Read the full post
