In Their Own Words: Young Reader Edition is a new collection featuring Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Michelle Obama.
Browsing: YA review
A young witch is forced to face the past and her own fears in Wild is the Witch, new YA novel by Rachel Griffin.
A student’s life is turned upside down when she learns her boyfriend has super powers in How to Date a Superhero (And Not Die Trying).
Before heading off to Oxford, a brilliant teen must prove she can make friends in Long Story Short, by Serena Kaylor.
A witch must help a cursed prince fulfill a prophecy in Violet Made of Thorns, a new YA novel by Gina Chen.
Georgiana Darcy gets to have her own say in Accomplished, a Young Adult Pride & Prejudice retelling by Amanda Quain.
Tasha Suri retells Emily Brontë’s beloved Wuthering Heights in Feiwel & Friends latest Remixed Classic, What Souls Are Made Of.
What if Mary Lennox and Sara Crewe ended up at school together? Find out in A Secret Princess, by Margaret Stohl and Melissa de la Cruz.
A girl’s life is upended when she’s suddenly shipped off to a remote boarding school in Alyson Noël Stealing Infinity.
What happened to Mulan after she saved China? Livia Blackburne explores Mulan’s next steps in Feather and Flame, part of The Queen’s Council series.