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The post below was kindly written by Holly Race, author of Midnight's Twins It might seem like an odd choice at first: for an only child to decide to write a trilogy about a pair of twins. But for me, it felt completely natural. I grew up…

Supporting Black authors  has always been and will always be, not only important, but absolutely necessary. However, historically, it's something that, as a society, we haven't been successful in doing. One reason being because books by…

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It's safe to say that 2018 was a pretty strong year for young adult literature and it looks like 2019 is more than happy to follow in its footsteps (and possibly even show its predecessor up a little?) From Les Misérable retellings to…

Becky Albertalli, author of Simon vs. The Homosapiens Agenda (recently adapted into the film Love, Simon) and Adam Silvera, author of They Both Die at the End, have been two of the most talked about YA authors for years. Now, after years of…

With the likes of A Wrinkle in Time, Ready Player One, Peter Rabbit and Love, Simon having already graced our screens this year, so far 2018 has proven to be great for book to movie adaptations and with these ten equally wonderful titles…

How have we already completed the second month of the year!? I know how I spent mine, though. Reading. Lots. Check out the 24 reads I managed to complete this month: 8 by a male author 16 by a female author 3…

So after a pretty frugal January I thought I would treat myself to a few new books this month. And by a few I mean 31... My first mini book haul came from the unlikely place of my weekly grocery shop. Those 'two books for seven pound'…

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