5 YA Cult Stories to Help Set the Mood for American Horror Story: Cult
My goodness, do I love me some American Horror Story. A series where each season stands on its own, but…
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5 YA Books You Shouldn’t Read on an Empty Stomach
It’s happened to us all. Out of nowhere, the book you’re reading is taken over by beautifully delicious paragraphs full…
5 YA Books About Dangerous Games
When you talk about dangerous and deadly games in young adult books…well, a couple of titles likely spring to mind…
North of Happy and More YA Novels About the Joy of Food
You can tell North of Happy, by Adi Alsaid, is a special book from its very first page. After all, how many novels…
5 Quotes from The Upside of Unrequited that Nail Universal Truths of Human Existence
The highly anticipated second novel by Becky Albertalli, who brought us pure joy in book form with Simon vs. the…
6 YA Novels Perfect for Fans of Jane Austen
It is a truth universally acknowledged that if you write a contemporary YA novel that references Jane Austen, I’m going…
6 Awesome Diverse YA Thrillers To Read Right Now
Already addicted to Sabaa Tahir’s An Ember in the Ashes and its sequel, A Torch Against the Night? Of course you are:…
Going Geek’s Skylar, and 6 More YA Characters Having a Worse Back to School Season Than You
Charlotte Huang’s second book, Going Geek, whisks readers away to an exclusive, preppy boarding school on the East Coast, where…
7 Genre-Bending Historical Fiction YAs You Should Be Reading
Whether you’re reading an alternate World War II story full of psychic soldiers or exploring speakeasies where magic is slung…
Tear Tracker, and Other Apps That Need to Exist for YA Book Nerds
There are apps out there for just about everything, and plenty just for book lovers: apps that help you categorize your…
What to Read Next Based on Your Favorite David Bowie Persona
If any musician understood the importance of storytelling and characters, it was David Bowie. Over the course of his career,…
Highly Illogical Behavior, and 5 More YA Reads That Pay Homage to Star Trek
“If everyone just stays quiet and out of the way, then the rest of us can pretend everything’s fine.” –John…
5 YA Reads that Transport You to Dreamland
Chances are, if you’re a reader, you’re also a dreamer. Books, much like dreams, have that wonderful ability to transport you…
5 YA Reads for Fans of the Wild West
I don’t know about you guys, but I love a good Western. Especially because the concept of a western, and…
6 Wintertime YA Novels to Read Under a Giant Snuggly Blanket
Even though we’re well into the new year, the weather is still pretty vicious out there. While a lot of…
Marissa Meyer on Origin Stories, Fairy Tales & Wrapping Up a Series
In the lush, exciting world of the Lunar Chronicles, Marissa Meyer takes you on an adventure to the moon and…
5 Must-Reads for Fans of The Night Circus
“So…what should I read next?” Oh, yes. That question. Generally sent via text message or on Facebook, it’s one I…
Truly Madly Famously, and 9 More Great Reads About the Perils of Fame
Fame. If books and movies have taught us anything about being a celebrity, it’s that it isn’t all glitz and glamour.…
Powerhouse Superhero Collaboration Zeroes, and Other Awesome YA Team-Ups
Next week, Zeroes, by Scott Westerfeld, Margo Lanagan, and Deborah Biancotti, hits bookstores everywhere. The first in a trilogy that reads…
Erin Bow’s The Scorpion Rules, and 8 More Thrilling YA Stories Sparked by Ecological Disasters
Next month, book lovers everywhere will be treated to The Scorpion Rules, by Erin Bow. Back To Top