Whether you're lamenting the loss of a loved one or the possibility of a life you might've lived, grief is a heavy subject. And no one is immune. It affects everyone. Here are 10 diverse, YA novels about grieving that tackle the grieving process, from anger to acceptance, to everything in between.
Watch the trailer for the film adaptation of Alexandra Bracken's dystopian YA novel THE DARKEST MINDS!
If there is one thing we have learned over the last three months it’s the kids are going to be alright. Don't rely on the media to tell you what Generation Z is like; Just look at what they are reading and doing for themselves.
THIS IS WHERE IT ENDS by Marieke Nijkamp is about a small-town school shooting has been on the NYT Bestseller list since its release in 2016. Here are some other YA books to read if you love THIS IS WHERE IT ENDS.
What would your hometown Hogwarts look like? A reader imagines everything from name to possible houses for a South Florida Hogwarts.
Celebrate the life of prolific youth nonfiction writer Russell Freedman with this selection of his biographies and explorations of history.
Because not all teen girl sleuths are named Veronica or Nancy.
Books for kids and teenagers with messages of fat positivity and body acceptance, and characters who embrace them.
Can you identify these well-known young adult books by a LEGO-style pixelated cover? Put your skills to the test.
Did you know Annie On My Mind, a lesbian YA novel published in 1982, was the first queer YA with a happy ending? It also has a fascinating history of being burned, banned, and challenged in court.
These badass ladies of history really existed, but in these YA books, their stories take on a little bit of a twist.
On the importance of Aunt Beast, and how she represented self-care in Madeline L'Engle's A WRINKLE IN TIME.
Find your next binge-worthy YA book series! We've got every genre for every reader!
A round-up of ten books featuring intrepid girls--those who travel across worlds and universes, and those who blaze trails and change their futures.
Take a look at the cover for the new book by M.T. Anderson and Eugene Yelchin, The Assassination of Brangwain Spurge
