Review: Dear Martin by Nic Stone
While history textbooks mark the American civil rights movement with dates from half a century ago, all it takes is a glance at today’s…
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Review: Scythe by Neal Shusterman
Neal Shusterman has been one of my favorite YA authors since I was in high school. His Unwind Dystology is a riveting and haunting…
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Review: The Cruel Prince by Holly Black
The Cruel Prince by Holly Black has been at the top of my reading list since I heard about it last summer, so I…
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Review: 36 Questions That Changed My Mind About You
I rarely frequent the “Romance” shelves of the Young Adult section of my local bookstore. The pastel, hand-holding covers simply don’t hold my interest,…
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Review: By a Charm and a Curse // Jaime Questell
Jaime Questell’s debut By a Charm and a Curse is a stunning imagining of life, love, and sacrifice wrapped in the spell-binding world of…
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Winter YA Reads
Because Punxsutawney Phil has predicted six more weeks of winter, that could mean more reasons to stay indoors and read. So if you’re looking…
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Review: Snowbirds by Chrissa Chappell
Chrissa Chappell is a veteran in the world of YA fiction. Her personal website boasts of enough of teen fiction awards, including a Florida…
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Review: Otherworld by Jason Segel and Kristen Miller
In a new series that will intrigue fans of the show Westworld, comes the David-and-Goliath novel,Otherworld, by Jason Segel and Kristin Miller. A boy…
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Our Best YA Books of 2017
YA has always been fertile ground for stories of discovery, of courage, of challenging the status quo–all while being products of their time. That…
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Review: Forest of a Thousand Lanterns
Julie C. Dao’s debut novel, Forest of a Thousand Lanterns, has been on my TBR list since it was released in mid-October. I was…
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