#Opinion

One Rioter muses on whether her love for Newt Scamander or her distaste for the issues surrounding the movie will make her decision to see it.

Working in a children's library as got one Rioter thinking about the merits of giving shelf space to children's classics.

"Cline's personal win was another win for women: you can confront the monster who has plagued you and you can prevail."

A reader on searching for the non-white heroine in books, #ownvoices, and wanting to see more representation in literature across the board.

One Rioter on making a conscious decision to read books by authors from diverse backgrounds, with tips on how to read diversely...

A reader revisits Stephen King's THE SHINING and discovers newfound terror in the all too familiar theme of men refusing to take...

Because the stuff you go through when you’re 14, 15, 16...are pivotal in making you, well, you.

A response to Joshua Harris's apology and decision to stop publishing his book, I KISSED DATING GOODBYE, which contributed to harmful purity...

A call for authors to abandon the "not like other girls" trope, because they're tired and because women and girls subvert stereotypes...

The leader of a religious group in Iowa burned these LGBTQ kids books, so we've got an idea: let's go out and...

"If you think about it," I said, two drinks in and very sage, "Kathleen Kelly IS Elizabeth Bennett."

"One of the things that TWILIGHT did do was get a lot of kids to enjoy reading, just like HARRY POTTER."

This reader has a thing or two to say about the opinion piece that asked adults to stop reading Young Adult literature.

On the wonders of Book Twitter, and how the platform has become a place where introverted writers and readers can interact.

Is LITTLE WOMEN feminist? Yes, argues one writer, in its depiction of ordinary women's lives, LITTLE WOMEN is a feminist novel.