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"While I haven’t experienced the end of the world myself, I have returned to my favorite books when I’ve needed a boost."
Alison Ames on ‘unlikable’ protagonists in YA
"If you want stories that will make your heart race, about girls in whom you might recognize your own dark heart . . . read on. "
Erin Cotter shares her five must read YA historical fiction novels
"If you’re thinking of adding more historical fiction to your shelf, I hope you give them a try!"
Elba Luz on her YA debut, Build a Girlfriend
"We zero in on flaws because we wish to change them, so, naturally, they often get more attention than the good things we possess."
Adiba Jaigirdar’s YA book recommendations inspired by 90s/00s movies
"This already changes the story in major ways, creating new obstacles to the romances, but also bringing new meaning and light to the stories."
Ally Carter shares her top romantic mystery reads
"I found my new home in two genres: Romance and Mystery."
Jordan Casomar on the ‘friendzone’ and their new YA novel, How to Lose a Best Friend
"Everyone deserves to beloved but no one deserves someone’s love."
Katie Cicatelli-Kuc shares her perfect fall day
"I love the crisp air, the smell in the air, the late-afternoon sky, the overall warm, cozy feeling of fall."
Hanna Alkaf shares 5 Books About Hauntings by Southeast Asian Authors
"The boundary between the supernatural and the natural world is thin for us"
Ann Liang on the books that inspired her fantasy novel, A Song to Drown Rivers
"There are few feelings more thrilling and motivating than reading books by writers you deeply admire and studying their craft"
Lucy Jane Wood on 90’s witches and why they’re so loved
"Surely that’s the whole point of having magical powers at your finger tips—to find the joy in it."
Ciera Burch on cryptids and her new middle grade novel, Camp Twisted Pine
"As a Jersey girl myself, the Jersey Devil has always had a special place in my heart."
Prime Time Romance author, Kate Robb, on her favourite teen drama tropes
"What is it about teen dramas that keep me coming back for more? I don’t have definitive answers, but I do have a few theories."
Lauren James on their new YA fandom thriller, Last Seen Online
"When you’re relying so deeply on a small group of people for those things, it’s no wonder that a controversy can get so heated."
Andi Porretta on exploring anxiety through her graphic novel, Ready or Not
"Something was always holding me back whenever I tried to express them with just words alone."