Generations have been enthralled by the immersive world that James Dashner created when he wrote his New York Times bestselling series Maze Runner. From escaping the maze to finding the
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Christine Riccio is a BookTuber and New York Times bestselling author. Her YouTube channel has accumulated roughly half a million subscribers. On the channel, she does comedic sketches, writing vlogs,
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Nicola Yoon’s new book is called Instructions for Dancing which comes out on June 1st. I’ve been a fan of Nicola Yoon since her debut novel came out. In Instructions
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Self-love has never been more important than it is right now. Debut author Armon Anderson is teaching us the importance of discovering our self-worth by sharing personal anecdotes of heartbreak,
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S.K. Ali is famous for her first book, Saints and Misfits, which is a 2018 William C. Morris Award finalist and winner of the APALA Honor Award and Middle East
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Made in Korea is Sarah Suk’s debut novel. This is a feel-good vibe rom-com, but in book form. It’s been described as Frankly in Love meets Netflix’s Start-Up. Two Korean American teenagers
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Lynn Painter is a contributor to the Omaha World-Herald’s parenting section and a passionate fan of romantic comedies. It’s the latter that inspired her new young adult novel, Better Than
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The Key to You and Me by Jaye Robin Brown is perfect for fans of Becky Albertalli and Julie Murphy. This is Jaye’s #OwnVoices book about a girl named Piper
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Uzma Jalaluddin is well-known for her debut novel, Ayesha at Last, which is a Pride & Prejudice retelling featuring Muslim protagonists, as well as her parenting column in The Toronto
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Talia Hibbert is an author who loves writing about diverse, romantic love stories. She writes characters that are relatable, make a lot of mistakes along the way, and become better
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