In Ann Aguirre’s new thriller Like Never and Always, best friends Liv and Morgan are in a car crash on a dark road, with one of their boyfriends behind the wheel. When Liv wakes up in the hospital, the people around her insist on calling her by her best friend’s name…and when she finally looks […]
This month’s most exciting new YA books include a magical-realistic immigrant’s tale, a Black Lives Matter–inspired debut that’s already being made into a movie, and a Sherlock and Holmes update that’s the sequel to one of our favorite releases of 2016. Here are 25 books to add to your shelves and your TBR’s right now.
YA Open Mic is a monthly series in which YA authors share personal stories on topics of their choice. The aim of the series is to peel away the formality of bios and offer authors a platform to talk about something readers won’t necessarily find on their websites. This month, 15 authors discuss everything from self-love to […]
The best thing about writing these posts is every year is seeing how consistently they grow. And I don’t just mean that in number; LGBTQIAP YAs have grown in every direction in the past couple of years. Where it used to be a struggle to find books that weren’t entirely centered on coming out, now […]