BookCon 2018: Books You Should Know
BookCon is, of course, all about the must-have titles from our favorite authors. YA books are the backbone of the convention, and we were super excited to see what’s coming
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BookCon 2018: World Building With YA Authors
Renee Ahdieh. Leigh Bardugo. Marie Lu. Sabaa Tahir. Scott Westerfeld. If you’re a fantasy or sci-fi YA fan, then you’ll know how exciting it is to have all of these
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Book Review: Obsidio by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff
Last year I read the first two books in The Illuminae Files and gave you six reasons why it was a binge-worthy read. I really hope you took my advice
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8 YA Books to Read This Spring
OK, so spring may be almost over, but there’s still time! Our to-read list is always a mile long, but we’re making sure that we tackle these 8 sure-to-be-fantastic books
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Book Review: Circe is a Must-Read
“When I was born, the word for what I was did not exist.” Thus begins Madeline Miller’s newest novel Circe. It is a fantastic, spellbinding read. Whether or not you
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Book Review: Unearthed by Amie Kaufman and Meagan Spooner
Amie Kaufman and Meagan Spooner once again team up to bring readers a gripping and memorable sci-fi duology. Unearthed is a combination of an Indiana Jones adventure, Lara Croft inspired
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To Read or Not to Read: Warcross Review
Get ready to dive into a colorful, action-packed, and thrilling new world in Warcross. Marie Lu has outdone herself with masterful world-building, shocking plot twists, and a beautifully diverse cast
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8 YA Books Hitting the Big Screen in 2018
It’s another year of popular YA books getting the Hollywood treatment and coming to a theater near you very soon. This year, it’s all about coming-of-age stories, diverse representation, and
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Book Review: Turtles All the Way Down
John Green’s newest novel, Turtles All the Way Down, is both a story about high school first loves and friendship and an honest story about mental illness. 16 year-old Aza
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Book Review: The Book of Dust
After a 17 year hiatus, Philip Pullman returns with The Book of Dust: La Belle Sauvage, the first in a new trilogy set ten years before his iconic His Dark
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