Weetzie Bat has been a classic icon in young adult literature for almost twenty years -- and now, she's back in an all new prequel to introduce new readers to her fabulous modern day fairy tale escapades. Pink Smog by Francesca Lia Block introduces readers to Weetzie's middle school years, and shows us how this... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Pink Smog by Francesca Lia Block
Weetzie Bat has been a classic icon in young adult literature for almost twenty years -- and now, she's back in an all new prequel to introduce new readers to her fabulous modern day fairy tale escapades. Pink Smog by Francesca Lia Block introduces readers to Weetzie's middle school years, and shows us how this... Continue Reading →
Marissa Meyer: “My Query Letter”
Today, we're hosting an exclusive guest blog from Cinder author Marissa Meyer, as part of the official Cinder Blog Tour! Thanks to Marissa for stopping by today! *       *         * Cinder: From Query Letter to Flap Copy If there is anything more difficult to write than a novel, it’s that novel’s submission... Continue Reading →
The Saturday Post: Movie Rights, Covers, Teasers & More
* The movie rights to Kody Keplinger's The Duff have been optioned by CBS films. Congrats to Kody! We hope this one makes it to the big screen! * Jessica Martinez revealed the cover for her new book, The Space Between Us, and a synopsis: From the author of Virtuosity, a novel about two sisters... Continue Reading →
Cinder by Marissa Meyer & Other Fairytales in YA
Fairy tales will always have a place in our hearts, but these days they're seeing a resurgence in Young Adult literature with new adaptations and modernizations that breathe fresh life into these timeless stories. The latest YA fairy tale twist came out this month: Cinder by Marissa Meyer -- but there are plenty of fairy... Continue Reading →
Cinder by Marissa Meyer & Other Fairytales in YA
Fairy tales will always have a place in our hearts, but these days they're seeing a resurgence in Young Adult literature with new adaptations and modernizations that breathe fresh life into these timeless stories. The latest YA fairy tale twist came out this month: Cinder by Marissa Meyer -- but there are plenty of fairy... Continue Reading →
S.R. Johannes: “Tough Girls in YA”
Today, we're delighted to host Untraceable author S.R. Johannes, here to guest blog about one of our favorite subjects ... Kick Ass Heroines! *Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â *Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â * Tough Girls in Contemporary Fiction When I started Untraceable, the first thing I set out to do was create a strong girl MC. I feel like all the tough... Continue Reading →
Cynthia Hand: “Unique Angel Mythology”
Today, we are delighted to be part of the official blog tour for Hallowed by Cynthia Hand, in stores now. Thanks Cynthia for stopping by to guest blog! Plus, keep reading for your chance to win a copy of Hallowed, the sequel to Unearthly. *Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â *Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â * How do you keep your angel mythology unique... Continue Reading →
The Fault in Our Stars by John Green
The Fault in Our Stars by John Green is the type of book that doesn't really need a lot of extra publicity. I mean, it had a 150,000 initial print run (with pre-sales boosted by John's promise to sign all 150,000 copies ahead of time) and it's written by freaking John Green. The man has... Continue Reading →
Book Review: The Fault in Our Stars by John Green
The Fault in Our Stars by John Green is the type of book that doesn't really need a lot of extra publicity. I mean, it had a 150,000 initial print run (with pre-sales boosted by John's promise to sign all 150,000 copies ahead of time) and it's written by freaking John Green. The man has... Continue Reading →
