July’s Top Picks in Teen Fiction
July’s most exciting teen releases include gory horror, sweet romance, and thrillers more chilling than iced sweet tea. These are the teen books you should be reading this month. Suicide Notes from...
View ArticleJames Dashner’s The Game of Lives Answers Readers’ Most Burning Questions
When you start reading The Maze Runner series, by James Dashner, you’re embarking on a journey. Dashner doesn’t write simple thrillers—his books are wildly imaginative and complex, building tense and...
View Article8 Books to Convert a YA Naysayer into a YA Fanatic
We’ve all got that friend who thinks that, just because they’re an adult, they can’t be seen cracking the cover of a young adult book. Maybe they’re snobby about it, maybe they just don’t think YA...
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Watch the Exclusive Trailer for Trish Cook’s Outward Blonde
In Trish Cook’s fish-out-of-water YA comedy Outward Blonde, 16-year-old Manhattan It Girl Lizzie Finkelstein is about to get a very rude awakening. When her latest disastrous, liquor-inspired exploits...
View ArticleThe Best Gifts for Teen Fantasy Fans
This holiday season, inspire your favorite reader of teen fiction to lose themselves in distant fictional worlds inspired by Wonderland, Ancient Rome, and found photography that will give you the...
View ArticleBestselling Books for Teens
An impossible first love story between a curious boy and a girl allergic to the world. An origin story for the murderous Queen of Hearts. A hilarious peek into the offscreen lives of two onscreen...
View ArticleThe Top Teen Books of 2016
Lady Midnight, by Cassandra Clare Clare kicks off her hotly anticipated new Dark Artifices series, set in the world of the Mortal Instruments, with Lady Midnight, centering on the Los Angeles...
View Article5 YA Books for Westworld Fans
After the events of last night’s Westworld finale on HBO (no spoilers here), you may be looking for a great book to fill the futuristic, “robots in the Wild West nightmare waiting to happen” hole in...
View ArticleTaking the Back Road to Writing: An Interview with Andrew Lane
Yesterday Andrew Lane’s Day of Ice hit the shelves, a a fast-paced follow-up to Dawn of Spies. The series is an update on Daniel Defoe’s Robinson Crusoe that finds the titular hero reimagined as a...
View Article50 of the Most Essential High School Stories
High school is a near-universal experience to which we can all relate. It’s also a complicated, messy time in life in which one grows from the end of childhood to the cusp of adulthood, so there’s a...
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