When you just want to read all the time, here are ten resources to help you keep track of new YA book releases from your current and new favorite authors.
Why one reader thinks they've outgrown YA -- and why they're okay with that.
Taran Matharu sits down and talks to a student from Glenthorne High School about his Summoner series and the power of reading.
While I suspect that most fans of The X-Files must be watching the new episodes as they air, I’ve been ...
I’ve read a lot of books. Thousands of books. I have loved a lot of them, hated some of them, ...
I love the fun and imaginative names that spring up in Young Adult fiction. Sometimes I think the names must ...
One of the biggest pet peeves of mine in YA lit and in our society more broadly is how poorly ...
The Night We Said Yes by Lauren Gibaldi is a breakup story. And not one that’s just about two people breaking up, ...
I’ve slowly been making my way through the letters of LGBTQIA+ through these weekly YA posts, with bisexuality, asexuality, and ...
Is there anything better than a great adventure novel? Here are ten (plus a few extra recommendations) to add to ...
Last spring, I gave a presentation at a library conference about realistic fiction, which is my favorite arena of YA. ...
We asked our contributors to share the best book they read this month. We’ve got fiction, nonfiction, YA, and much, ...
I just finished rereading Laurie Halse Anderson’s Speak. I read it when I was 16 and wanted to revisit it now, ...
The bookish internet blew up this week over the issue of sexism, female characters, and YA. And it all started when author ...
Back in January, I put together a reading list inspired by the books mentioned in Andrew Winger’s Winger. I really ...
