You've probably heard all the ruckus about #YAsaves recently (if not, we've got a recap here) -- and while most of the buzz has started to die down, we couldn't turn down the chance to share this fantastic response by debut author John Corey Whaley, whose book Where Things Come Back is one of our... Continue Reading →
We continue our week-long feature on Middle Grade reads for summer today with an exclusive interview! Elena, our Middle Grade reviewer, recently shared her thoughts on Fifties Chix: Travel to Tomorrow by Angela Sage Larsen. Today, we're delighted to bring you Elena's Q&A with Angela. Angela responded on video, below, but you can also scroll... Continue Reading →
We continue our week-long feature on Middle Grade reads for summer today with an exclusive interview! Elena, our Middle Grade reviewer, recently shared her thoughts on Fifties Chix: Travel to Tomorrow by Angela Sage Larsen. Today, we're delighted to bring you Elena's Q&A with Angela. Angela responded on video, below, but you can also scroll... Continue Reading →
Today, we bring you part two of our three-part interview with Hourglass author Myra McEntire. Be sure to check out part 1, before checking out today's Q&A: How would the story be different if it were told from Michael's POV? From Kaleb's? I plead the fifth. Near the end, Emerson notices some hourglasses on a... Continue Reading →
Today, we bring you part two of our three-part interview with Hourglass author Myra McEntire. Be sure to check out part 1, before checking out today's Q&A: How would the story be different if it were told from Michael's POV? From Kaleb's? I plead the fifth. Near the end, Emerson notices some hourglasses on a... Continue Reading →
Father's Day is this coming Sunday, and I don't know about you, but I love when my dad and I read the same book and can talk about it together. My dad doesn't really read YA, but I'm trying to change that by selectively recommending certain YA books that I think are "dad-worthy." If you... Continue Reading →
All this week, we're featuring Middle Grade lit to help you choose some great books to read this summer. So I asked Elena, our 11-year-old Middle Grade book reviewer, to send me five MG books she'd recommend and her reasons why. Here are Elena's picks: Smile by Raina Telgemier I liked this book because it... Continue Reading →
This week, we're delighted to bring you our exclusive interview with Hourglass author Myra McEntire -- in three parts! Many huge thanks to Myra for answering all our crazy and insane questions (in addition to all the other help she's given us this month, putting together all these features). And now, on with the good... Continue Reading →
This week, we're delighted to bring you our exclusive interview with Hourglass author Myra McEntire -- in three parts! Many huge thanks to Myra for answering all our crazy and insane questions (in addition to all the other help she's given us this month, putting together all these features). And now, on with the good... Continue Reading →
Today, Richard Newsome - author of The Billionaire's Curse and The Emerald Casket stops by to guest blog, as we celebrate some of the best books in middle grade for your summer reading. Both of his books are now available, and offer some great adventurous reading! So check them out today! And now, here's Richard... Continue Reading →
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