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James Goodhand chats about incorporating toxic masculinity and other mental health issues in his latest YA book, Man Down.
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20+ must read YA book releases for May 2022
From K-pop and country stars to mermaids and the apocalypse, there's truly the perfect read for everyone within…
Irrelevant History and How Pop Culture Keeps It Alive By Vincent Tirado
This post was written by Vincent Tirado, author of Burn Down, Rise Up
Lately, I’ve become a huge fan of Our Flag…
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With adventure, magic, travel, friendship and fantastic discussions of misogyny and racism, Aneesa Marufu’s YA debut, The Balloon Thief, is an exciting, captivating and transportive read you won't want to put down and we had the pleasure of talking to…
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WIN an Instax camera plus a signed copy of Man Down by James Goodhand
Win an Instax mini 40 and a signed copy of Man Down by James Goodhand!
20+ must read YA books for fans of Heartstopper
With its adorable queer romance, honest mental health representation, heartwarming friendship group and lovable…
This post was written by Mark Ballabon, author of Home.
I come from a varied background in the arts - from music and composition, dance and choreography, to non-fiction writing and poetry. So it seemed very natural to include some of these creative elements in my debut YA novel ‘HOME – my life in…
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Kit Frick on her gripping new YA thriller, Very Bad People
Page-turning from the first page until the last, Kit Frick's new dark academia YA thriller, Very Bad People, is…
Song recommendations from Heartstopper’s Charlie to Nick
A playlist curated by Charlie for Nick in Alice Oseman's Heartstopper series.
5 reasons why you need Truth or Dare by Sophie McKenzie on your TBR list
Here's 5 reasons why you should pick up Truth or Dare by Sophie McKenzie.
WIN 1 of 5 copies of Alicia Keys’ new YA graphic novel, Girl on Fire
For a graphic novel read that packs a punch from the first page until the last, look no further than Girl on Fire, …
With its high stakes, unique witchy magic and Cape Town setting, Mary Watson's new YA fantasy, Blood to Poison, is a gripping exploration of misogyny, generational pain and the power of girls expressing their anger. This unique story will have you unable to pull away from its pages and we're so…
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N.E. Davenport shares 6 SFF Tropes her debut novel, The Blood Trials, Subverts
Like all great stories across mediums, Science Fiction/ Fantasy is a genre that’s built atop an altar of tropes.…
Sajni Patel on her new YA rom-com, My Sister’s Big Fat Indian Wedding
If you're in the market for an energetic and vibrant YA read full of passion, music, family hijinks, romance and…