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Mandy Robotham on why she decided to write a memoir of a fictional author (The Scandalous Life of Ruby Devereaux).

We adore Simon James Green's books and we love Tom Daley so it's no surprise that we are excited to read their collab, Jack Splash.

There's a new Spiderwick TV show dropping later this month and let's decide whether to watch it by first reading the books.

We binge-read Lynn Painter's YA rom-coms to pick our next book boyfriend and we can't wait to read Nothing Like the Movies, out this fall.

Win one of three romance bundles from Aria Fiction, consisting of Fool Me Once, The (Anti) Wedding Party, and Spell Bound.

Win 1 of 3 copies of Sanctuary of the Shadow by Aurora Ascher, the first book to Elemental Emergence, a new romantasy series.

Harper Fire reprinted Alice Oseman's novels and we are here to dissect all the bonus content in the new editions.

Song of the Huntress is set in Britain, 60 AD and is an amazing retelling of the Wild Hunt.

In recent years many YA books we grew up loving have gotten new covers --  today let's discuss three authors whose books have new editions coming out this year.

"We’ve been tricked into thinking that as adults, we should have the answers to those questions. We should have it all figured out by now. And we don’t. Or at least very, very few of us do. Almost none of us, to be honest."

The first book to The Dark Artifices, Lady Midnight, was first published in March 2016. As we approach the 8th anniversary of this wonderful trilogy, we decided to read three bonus stories written by Cassandra Clare. The three bonus stories…

Christen Randall on how her tabletop gaming experience and her own anxiety help shape The No Girlfriend Rule.

Compass and Blade is the first book in the latest YA trilogy featuring wreckers -- those who lure people's boats and wreck them, a crossover between sirens and pirates.

Remember all these times Reneé Rapp covered Beyoncé songs?

Tobi Lakmaker on the literary references in The History of My Sexuality and how Dutch and English audiences might react differently.