No fooling -- here are some of today's new YA releases! This is What Happy Looks Like by Jennifer E. Smith When teenage movie star Graham Larkin accidentally sends small town girl Ellie O'Neill an email about his pet pig, the two seventeen-year-olds strike up a witty and unforgettable correspondence, discussing everything under the sun,... Continue Reading →
A curl-your-toes, swoon-worthy romance awaits readers within the pages of Jennifer E. Smith's latest YA novel, This is What Happy Looks Like. And while the characters of the novel may debate what happy is to them, I'd say this book is exactly what happy looks like. If fate sent you an email, would you answer?... Continue Reading →
A curl-your-toes, swoon-worthy romance awaits readers within the pages of Jennifer E. Smith's latest YA novel, This is What Happy Looks Like. And while the characters of the novel may debate what happy is to them, I'd say this book is exactly what happy looks like. If fate sent you an email, would you answer?... Continue Reading →
Today we are thrilled to kick off our April Book of the Month featuring The Program by Suzanne Young, which will be released on April 30th. Below, you'll find the official synopsis of the book -- then scroll down for a desktop wallpaper calendar for the month of April! As always, click to view full-size,... Continue Reading →
Today we are thrilled to kick off our April Book of the Month featuring The Program by Suzanne Young, which will be released on April 30th. Below, you'll find the official synopsis of the book -- then scroll down for a desktop wallpaper calendar for the month of April! As always, click to view full-size,... Continue Reading →
Today, we've got a cool little treat for you. One of our long-time blog followers -- and frequent entrant in our writing contests -- has self-published her first book. Writing under the pen name Parker Stevens, the book is Shades of Darkness: Anna and Donovan have loved each other since they were children in Ireland.... Continue Reading →
Today, we've got a cool little treat for you. One of our long-time blog followers -- and frequent entrant in our writing contests -- has self-published her first book. Writing under the pen name Parker Stevens, the book is Shades of Darkness: Anna and Donovan have loved each other since they were children in Ireland.... Continue Reading →
Today marks the final day in our March Book of the Month feature celebrating Poison by Bridget Zinn. But before we bid farewell, we want to take a look back at highlights from this month's posts: Fantasy Writing Contest You've got until Sunday to submit your entries in our fantasy writing contest for a chance... Continue Reading →
Today marks the final day in our March Book of the Month feature celebrating Poison by Bridget Zinn. But before we bid farewell, we want to take a look back at highlights from this month's posts: Fantasy Writing Contest You've got until Sunday to submit your entries in our fantasy writing contest for a chance... Continue Reading →
Today we're bringing you some essay and project ideas for using Poison by Bridget Zinn in the classroom. Be sure to add your own suggestions in the comments below! Essay Topics: Study the elements of a classic fairy tale, and examine how these elements are used throughout Poison Discuss how Poison uses elements of a... Continue Reading →
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