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Following three teenagers attending high school on the moon after they stumble upon an exciting secret with the power to change the course of their future, Space Trash, the first volume in Jen Woodall's new graphic novel series, is an action packed, witty and excitingly original start to what's…
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Read an exclusive extract of Bitter by Akwaeke Emezi
If you loved akwaeke emezi's YA debut, Pet, as much as we did (which is to say, a lot) you're going to adore their…
Kate Weston shares her top 5 funny YA books
As a teenager navigating anxiety and depression I spent a lot of time curled up with a funny book, because funny…
Following three Black Muslim teen girls who create an online space in order to shatter assumptions and stereotypes and share their truths in the aftermath of a terrorist attack which has caused an onslaught of anti-Islamic sentiment, Laila Sabreen's debut YA novel, You Truly Assumed, is an…
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Dana Schwartz reads an exclusive extract of her new YA novel, ANATOMY: A Love…
If gothic historical tale full of mystery and romance, following a female surgeon and a resurrection man who sells…
Jesse Q. Sutanto on her gripping new YA thriller, The New Girl
Jesse Q. Sutanto has a serious talent for keeping her readers reading and that talent once again shines through in…
From Princesses and skating royalty to reality TV and social media stars to monsters and Sea Gods, February is delivering it all and more with these exciting new YA book releases.
Required Reading for the Disenfranchised Freshman by Kristen R. Lee (1st February)
Savannah Howard sacrificed…
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We Can Be Heroes inspired playlist featuring the best chilled out pop
Ease yourself into some of the heavier topics of Kyrie McCauley's We Can Be Heroes with the perfect chilled-out pop…
YA contemporary reads to help you beat the winter blues
If Winters dark evenings, cold weather and post holiday lull have been getting you down, know that you're not…
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…