After a book received a challenge at West Ashley High School, the book internet stepped up to get a copy of the book into the hands of the teens.
Three starred reviews and a plethora of other accolades for Courtney Summers' SOME GIRLS ARE didn't outweigh the opinion of one South Carolina parent.
YA authors Laurie Halse Anderson and Courtney Summers Interview about sexual assault, feminism, girls' stories, and YA Fiction
Check out this round up of best books of November courtesy of our Riot contributors.
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Zombies are far from dead in YA fiction, and they won’t be dying any time soon. They’re perennially terrifying, and ...
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This is a guest post by Kelly Jensen. Kelly is a librarian and a blogger at STACKED. She loves black licorice and ...
