Put on a pair of headphones, grab a copy of Orlagh Collins' latest title, 'All The Invisible Things', and enjoy this playlist inspired by the book's themes.

To celebrate the release of Orlagh Collins' second book, 'All The Invisible Things', we're giving away a copy to five lucky winners.

Imogen, Obviously follows Imogen who is the World’s Greatest Ally (as trained by her queer little sister and her two queen best friends) but is heterosexual (obviously).

We're celebrating the release of Orlagh Collins' All The Invisible Things with the most unique celebrity names, in honour of Vetty and Pez.

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…

Meihan Boey on why she allowed for historical anachronism in The Formidable Miss Cassidy, which is set in colonial Singapore.

We love supporting debut authors, so today we are recommending you 21 debut novels that came out in January to March this year.

This guest post is written by Roland Chambers, author of The Adventures of Billy Shaman: The Rage of the Sea Witch. 

This post was written by Sofía Lapuente and Jarrod Shusterman, authors of Retro. Hello! Sofi and Jarrod here, nice to meet you :) Our book Retro is a crazy, fun thriller with Riverdale vibes! Our characters take The Retro Challenge, which…

From YA books that are heavily inspired by Asian folklores to biographies and translated works.

One of the best pieces of children’s fiction to hit shelves in many many years, B.B. Alston's hit debut, Amari and the Night Brothers, took the world by storm with its 2021 release and we've been more than a little bit obsessed with it ever…

This post was written by Christine Pillainayagam, author of Ellie Pillai is Brown and is sponsored by Faber. When I first started learning piano it was because my older sister was taking lessons, and I, the annoying younger sibling…

This post was written by Kelly deVos, author of Eat Your Heart Out Being thin and conventionally attractive has its downsides. If you’re a fan of horror films, like me, you’re probably used to the conventions of the genre. In Halloween,…

With stories of brothers and sisters, breakups and make-ups and life and death, these April YA releases are set to make Spring 2021 the best reading season yet. Mina and the Undead by Amy McCaw (1st April) New Orleans Fang Fest,…