The New York Times Book Review - Adam Gopnik
…Weitz is a successful screenwriter because he is a fine—at times terrific—storyteller. Dystopian fantasies depend on details, and here they are often unforgettably right.
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.
This week’s most exciting new releases include a girl whose dark past finds her, a boss-level case of identify theft, and a geeky model’s doomed attempt to take Japan by storm. Here are the books we’re reading at rooftop barbecues right now:
This month, not-to-miss YA includes the concluding chapters of two mind-bending thrillers, some horror picks to keep you up at night, and a heartbreaking exploration of reality and mental illness. We’re not skipping over the romance, either—there’s something for all YA fans hitting shelves in July!