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Akshaya Raman shares her top five books with South Asian inspired settings
This post was written by Akshaya Raman, author of The Ivory Key
One of my favourite aspects of writing The Ivory…
Alechia Dow on her new YA sci-fi, The Kindred
Following Joy and Felix, a commoner and a Duke who have been mind-paired since birth, as they attempt to clear…
2022 has arrived and it's on a mission to empty our bank accounts and fill our already overflowing TBR's. With YA stories of axe wielding huntswomen, figure skaters, reality TV stars, time travelling monsters, boy bands, aspiring journalists, rival foodies, scrabble champions, mermaids and more…
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Katherine Webber on her mysterious new YA novel, The Revelry
To celebrate the release of her mysterious and gripping new YA novel, The Revelry, we caught up with Katherine…
Read an exclusive extract of Emma Lord’s YA Mama Mia inspired rom-com, When…
If, like us, you can't get enough of musicals and are constantly on the hunt for your next favourite read, Emma…
From groundbreaking debuts and epic series finales to all consuming romances, heart-stopping thrillers, mind blowing fantasies and everything in between, 2021 has delivered countless incredible new YA reads and, in no particular order, here are our top 100+ (ish) of them.
Within These Wicked…
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YA characters J. Elle would love to see under the mistletoe
Give me a YA book with a strong romance main plot or subplot and I’m hooked! But there’s nothing as disappointing…
Katie Zhao on high school, dark academia and her thrilling YA debut, How We Fall…
Fast paced, twisted and addictive, Katie Zhao's YA debut, How We Fall Apart, is a must-read for readers wanting to…
Jenni Jennings’ recipe for Chocolate Christmas Medallions
This post was written by Jenni Jennings, author of Merry Kissmas to You
We all want to treat the ones we love at…
Bryony Pearce shares 5 books for fans of Squid Game
This post was written by Bryony Pearce, author of Savage Island and Cruel Castle
It’s interesting to speculate as…
"Start making. Start being the change you want to see in this world." De Nichols
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Stephanie Garber shares five reasons to fall in love with fictional villains
This post was written by Stephanie Garber, author of Once Upon a Broken Heart.
If you’ve read any of my books, you…
Kathleen Glasgow on her emotional new YA novel, You’d Be Home Now
Kathleen Glasgows newest YA novel, You'd Be Home Now, is a beautifully honest exploration of mental health,…