Kate Oldfield

"Abortion just isn’t something teens (or anyone) seem to talk about a lot."

Love Taylor Swift? Need a new read? Then you're in luck because we scoured our YA shelves to find the perfect titles to pair with some of T Swift's greatest hits.

Dear Netflix, hear our cries.

2019 has come and gone and bought with it a year of outstanding YA books. While it's easy to get caught up in the excitement of what 2020 will bring, let's not forget the books that shaped our 2019.

The new year has arrived and there's truly no better way to start the new year (or decade!) than with a brand new book.

Bring on 2020 - here are some of our top YA picks for the year.

"Stories have power, and as a reader, whenever I am able to see myself in a narrative and relate to a character, that has always been so rewarding to me."

With a sprinkle of Christmas magic (and the help of a few of your Christmas movie opinions) this quiz is about to solve your all your bookish problems.

"Don’t be afraid to be who you are, ask questions, be honest, be kind, hang in there."

"It feels like I’ve answered a calling with the writing of The Black Flamingo."

"Magic, longing, Camelot."

"Celine is the most like me of any character I’ve ever written, and it was cathartic and frightening to write a character like that."

"I started asking myself what it means to be a strong black woman."

It's time to explore worlds unexplored, meet new characters and uncover unfamiliar magic.

November 2019 is bringing its A-game.