The Love Story We Need
A young adult novel that restores readers’ faith in the romantic comedy genre.
Adults are just obsolete children and the hell with them.
— Dr. Seuss
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
On the growing sophistication of YA fiction and its audience.
Jonathan AlexanderApr 8, 2018
Kicking off a YA series about a New Jersey princess (a real one).
Julia WaltonApr 5, 2018