The Wrath and the Dawn (Wrath and the Dawn Series #1)

In the past year, the #WeNeedDiverseBooks movement has been a call to action—and the best thing readers can do to heed the call is buy more diverse books. But finding diversity in fantasy, a genre frequently called out for being more welcoming to goblins and griffins than people from different backgrounds, can be hard to […]

The epic-ness that is Game of Thrones returns to the small screen this Sunday, but why wait? Dive into one of these delectable, edge-of-your-seat YAs and get your dose of danger, daring, and drama in worlds beyond belief. Back To Top

Just because Zeus and his pals are the loudest gods, pop culturally speaking, doesn’t mean you should let them be the only mythical figures on your bookshelf. I love books based on Greek mythology, but the bookstore is big and full of wonders, including whole mythological universes that are even more fun to explore through YA. Here are […]

There’s a new con in town. Hank Green—brother of John Green, half of the Vlogbrothers, and unabashed nerd—is establishing NerdCon: Stories, a celebration of the art of storytelling. After all, that’s what most sets humans apart from any other species: our love for dreaming up and sharing stories, fictional and real. Regardless of what we call it, we […]