In Karen Fortunati’s debut The Weight of Zero, Catherine is struggling with bipolar disorder and trying to win the war with Zero (her depression). She agrees to try a new intensive outpatient program, but meanwhile stockpiles pills for Zero’s inevitable return. But what if Zero doesn’t arrive as planned- can she dare hope for the future? […]
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In Another Day, Rhiannon learns to not judge a book by its cover when she falls for A, someone who wakes up in a different body every day. When I first heard that there would be a companion book to Every Day I was thrilled yet skeptical. I thought Every Day was a nearly perfect […]
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Tomorrow Amanda Panitch’s debut Damage Done hits bookshelves – and if you love psychological thrillers, YA or otherwise, you should run to pick up a copy. This one is delicious! I took this book to Comic-Con last week and could not put it down. Imagine all the crazy distractions at Comic-Con, all the people, panels, […]
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In the YA Diversity Book Club we chat about the latest YA books that celebrate diversity. Our book club includes Sandie @ Teen Lit Rocks, Kristina @ Gone Pecan (currently taking a break from the book club – we miss you Kristina!) and Kristan @ We Heart YA. Each month we’ll focus on one book with a book review (our […]
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Today I’m so pleased to feature Candace Fleming’s latest book The Family Romanov: Murder, Rebellion, and the Fall of Imperial Russia. Candace Fleming is the acclaimed author of Amelia Lost and The Lincolns, and her newest book is about Russia’s last royal family. The author is here to tell us about the extensive research that went […]
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David Levithan is an auto-buy author for me, and my daughter has become a huge fan. She read the ARC of Two Boys Kissing before I did in fact and loved it. I wanted to wait for the audiobook, especially since its read by the author. Two Boys Kissing is a powerful book with a […]
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