It Has to Be Real: A Conversation with Kim Purcell
A prominent YA author on the challenges of creating diverse characters and stories.
Adults are just obsolete children and the hell with them.
— Dr. Seuss
A prominent YA author on the challenges of creating diverse characters and stories.
Brianna BranchJan 12, 2019
Looking back at YA novels of the home front on the centennial of the World War I Armistice.
Perri KlassDec 1, 2018
A young adult novel that restores readers’ faith in the romantic comedy genre.
J. B. HowardOct 12, 2018
James Baldwin’s 1976 young adult novel, reissued.
Tiffany Willoughby-HerardSep 30, 2018
A Nigerian author’s new novel shows why #BringBackOurGirls is a Western fantasy.
J. C. HallmanSep 21, 2018
A Pakistani-American author and activist on her new children’s book series, “Yasmin.”
Beth WinegarnerSep 15, 2018
A revisionist take on Moby-Dick with contemporary sociopolitical echoes.
Tim CummingsSep 4, 2018
How YA fiction deals with sexual abuse in the #MeToo era.
Jilly PretzelAug 26, 2018
Steph Cha speaks to Korean-American novelist Maurene Goo about her latest, “The Way You Make Me Feel.”
Steph ChaAug 22, 2018
An interview with the designer of “The Baby-Sitters Club” novels.
Kelly BlewettAug 18, 2018
Why is young adult fiction so enamored of boarding school life?
Josephine WolffJul 5, 2018
In "The Poet X," a teenage Dominican girl in Harlem discovers herself through slam poetry.
Sadie Shorr-ParksApr 27, 2018