Revisit Roger Duvoisin’s art through New York Review Children’s Collection
I’m always excited when I get books from The New York Review Children’s Collection. I love the idea that these books are getting a second chance.
Lauren DeStefano’s Girl with the Ghost Machine is poignant look at grief
Lauren DeStefano’s The Girl with the Ghost Machine is a ghost story that makes you think and makes you grateful for even the smallest of moments.
Mean girls overshadow ambiance in Mary Downing Hahn’s One For Sorrow
Mary Downing Hahn’s One For Sorrow is a well-written book that is delightfully creepy, but without at least one sympathetic character, it fell flat.
Tara Altebrando channels Serial podcast in YA novel The Possible
If you’re the type of reader who likes psychological suspense, The Possible, a new young adult novel by Tara Altebrando, is a good choice.
Piper Perish author Kayla Cagan turns journal experience into YA debut
Kayla Cagan has been keeping a journal since fourth grade, but she never considered writing a novel as a journal until Piper Perish popped into her head.
Tara Altebrando channels Serial podcast in YA novel The Possible
If you’re the type of reader who likes psychological suspense, The Possible, a new young adult novel by Tara Altebrando, is a good choice.
Lauren DeStefano’s Girl with the Ghost Machine is poignant look at grief
Lauren DeStefano’s The Girl with the Ghost Machine is a ghost story that makes you think and makes you grateful for even the smallest of moments.
Mean girls overshadow ambiance in Mary Downing Hahn’s One For Sorrow
Mary Downing Hahn’s One For Sorrow is a well-written book that is delightfully creepy, but without at least one sympathetic character, it fell flat.
Lauren DeStefano’s Girl with the Ghost Machine is poignant look at grief
Lauren DeStefano’s The Girl with the Ghost Machine is a ghost story that makes you think and makes you grateful for even the smallest of moments.
Scarlett Thomas’ Dragon’s Green is magical new middle grade fantasy
Author Scarlett Thomas offers a new take on magic in Dragon’s Green, the excellent first book in her Worldquake series for middle graders.
Survivor Diaries author Terry Lynn Johnson draws on experiences
Survival expert Terry Lynn Johnson pulls from her own experiences when she writes, including in her new middle-grade series, Survivor Diaries.
Revisit Roger Duvoisin’s art through New York Review Children’s Collection
I’m always excited when I get books from The New York Review Children’s Collection. I love the idea that these books are getting a second chance.
Revisit Roger Duvoisin’s art through New York Review Children’s Collection
I’m always excited when I get books from The New York Review Children’s Collection. I love the idea that these books are getting a second chance.
Roger Mello’s You Can’t Be Too Careful is visually arresting
Roger Mello’s You Can’t Be Too Careful! is striking. From stylized illustrations to abstract narrative, it’s primed to take readers to far off worlds.
Get to know Will Hillenbrand, author of Share, Big Bear, Share
Will Hillenbrand’s latest book is Share, Big Bear, Share with Maureen Wright. The following is a video interview with Cracking the Cover.
