How I Got Paid To Read Books In College
Considered starting a book blog, but dismissed it as silly? Here's one reader on how starting a book blog gave her one...
Considered starting a book blog, but dismissed it as silly? Here's one reader on how starting a book blog gave her one...
A reader on some of the exceptional work coming from women, writers of color, and the queer community in the crime genre.
Jackson Bird talks about growing up with a dearth of LGBTQIA+ resources, and presents 5 fall 2018 queer YA books that he...
"I’ve never stopped coming out, and you never really do." Mark Oshiro tells his story for National Coming Out Day.
On the wonders of Book Twitter, and how the platform has become a place where introverted writers and readers can interact.
How an Accelerated Reader program kept one ambitious reader from fully reading, investing in, and experiencing the Harry Potter series.
We do so love a clever, self-aware YA novel.
Missed last week's Fall into Fall Readathon? Get the full task list here!
This one's easy.
For the fourth day of the Fall into Fall Readathon, we're talking about supporting local libraries.
Day three's task is to set up your fall reading space, and we've got tips!
It's day two of the Fall into Fall Readathon, and we're focusing on prepping your fall TBR list.
It's the first day of our Fall into Fall Readathon, a week of small tasks designed to help you prepare for the fall reading season! Let's get cozy.
Take a first listen to Flight or Fright, an anthology of tales about everything that can go wrong on an airplane, with stories from Joe Hill, Stephen King, and more.
Enter to win a subscription to OwlCrate Jr., a bookish subscription box for kids 8-12.
