Viewfinders: Asian American YA Authors in the New York Times
The New York Times invited YA authors to write a short story based on images from the paper's photography archives.
The New York Times invited YA authors to write a short story based on images from the paper's photography archives.
You shop local, you eat local—but are you reading local, too? Local authors and the stories they tell can change your life—and your community.
Let’s talk about a certain type of strong female character in adult and YA fiction—the characters who are capable of growing with or without romance.
This year at Book Expo, I had one question: Which novels by YA authors of color will I want to tear into next? Here's my list from YA authors of color.
Asian Pacific American YA authors who have won awards for their books want you to know the following things (& sorry to your TBR)!
Straight-up realist fiction can help you escape to experiences so different from your own that you'll feel like you're in another universe.
If you don’t already have your Independent Bookstore Day planned, here are a handful of things you can do to celebrate all the reasons to love them.
I quit my Goodreads challenge so I could get back to what I love about the site: hunting for and discovering gems and keeping track of my reading journey.
