3 on a YA Theme: YA Books for Your October Library Holds List
Grab your library card and prepare your reading nook! These October YA releases are must-reads, in this week's 3 on a YA theme!
Grab your library card and prepare your reading nook! These October YA releases are must-reads, in this week's 3 on a YA theme!
As the YA category has grown, we've seen more and more YA books about mental illness and mental health hit shelves. These are 50 of the best.
We do so love a clever, self-aware YA novel.
Your TBR is about to get busted by this round-up of over 125 upcoming YA books hitting shelves between October and December 2018.
Rivals, teaming up, unlikely friendships and love stories, Candy Jar is Netflix's newest romcom. Here are 13 books to read after watching Candy Jar.
Let's take a look back at some of the gorgeous covers of Strange the Dreamer from around the world. It's time for a Strange the Dreamer cover roundup!
"I could talk for hours about Alanna and Tortall. Days really. Longer, given that I’ve been pushing it on all my reading friends for *mumble mumble* years."
Support intellectual freedom this week and every week by reading these YA books that have been challenged in schools and libraries!
Not all fairytale books are like Disney movies. These 10 dark fairytale books for young adults are as disturbing and dark as the originals.
Jeff Sweat sits down for a chat with Book Riot to discuss his debut, MAYFLY, a YA dystopian novel.
Looking to dig into a few YA movie adaptations, past or present? This list is your ultimate guide to the YA books made into movies through the end of 2018.
Looking for your next great read? Check out these 21 YA books to add to your fall TBR-- you aren't going to want to miss them!
Author Katherine Webber discusses her new YA novel, Only Love Can Break Your Heart which focuses on teen relationships as they enter university
Diversify your reading list with these three excellent indie press YA recommendations!
Why do only a small number of YA books ever make their way into mass market paperback? A case for why YA deserves mass market printings.
