The Names They Gave Us: What can an Atheist get from a book on faith?
Fans of Becky Albertalli will love this contemporary read.
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You Never Know Who Is Watching in We See Everything by William Sutcliffe
"This is what's left of London, a seething spine of overcrowded land shaped like a sticking plaster"
If girls knew what they could do, imagine what they might in The Possible by Tara Alterbrando
The journey of self-discovering begins by looking into the past.
Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate’s life is explored in Song of the Current
Live the pirate life, conjure the wrath of the sea gods, and adventure into the unknown in Song of the Current by Sarah Tolcser
Brigid Kemmerer’s More Than We Can Tell cover unveiling
Brigid Kemmerer, author of Letters to the Lost is back with another YA contemporary to pull at your heartstrings!
Which Insta filter does Orlagh Collins identify with?
We got chatting to Orlagh Collins about her summer young adult release, 'No Filter'.
Orlagh Collins delivers a non-filtered take on reality
Orlagh Collins contemporary, young adult debut, 'No Filter' just became my perfect beach read!
Stargazing for Beginners proves chaos is the only constant in this stunning new young adult release
Ultimate space nerd, Megan, has so much to teach the reader about love, loss, identity and, of course, the solar system, in this gorgeously penned and emotive young adult novel.
Karen Gregory on motherhood, mental illness, and multiformity in YA
We got chatting to Karen Gregory, the author who penned one of 2017's most hard-hitting and unforgettable contemporary books, 'Countless'
Leah Thomas redefines the contemporary genre
Fans of John Green will love Thomas' 'You'll Never Meet Me' and 'Nowhere Near You'
We’ve Recapped The Bone Season and The Mime Order so You Don’t have to
We've compiled this handy mini overview of the first two instalments in the Bone Season series.
Samantha Shannon on Secret Projects, Benedict Cumberbatch and Channelling her Muses
'The Song Rising' is one of the most highly-anticipated books of 2017.
Countless: Teen Pregnancy, Anorexia and All of the Feels
This is a contemporary YA with a difference, and the protagonist is no special little snowflake.
Review: The Pearl Thief by Elizabeth Wein
Title: The Pearl Thief
Author: Elizabeth Wein
Purchase: Available May 4th in the UK and May 2nd in the US
Overall rating: 4/5
Great for: Lovers of classic, historical mysteries in the style of Agatha Christie with a young adult…