Adrienne Young’s Fable is fast-moving nautical adventure
I really enjoyed Adrienne Young’s Sky in the Deep, so I was very excited to read her latest young adult novel, Fable.
Browsing: YA review
MarcyKate Connolly’s Twin Daggers is OK young adult read
MarcyKate Connolly’s Twin Daggers is billed as a fantasy spin on Romeo and Juliet, but it doesn’t quite live up to the source material.
Jennifer Lynn Barnes’s Inheritance Games is binge-worthy
One of the most exciting young adult novels of 2020 is Jennifer Lynn Barnes’ mystery, The Inheritance Games.
Janella Angeles’ Where Dreams Descend is bold fantasy
Magicians take center stage in Janella Angeles’ Where Dreams Descend, the first book in a YA fantasy duology.
Vanessa Jones’s Sing Like No One’s Listening celebrates music
Vanessa Jones’ Sing Like No One’s Listening transports readers to the cutthroat world of an elite performing arts school.
Shannon Hale’s Kind of a Big Deal is a library read
Author Shannon Hale’s latest book, Kind of a Big Deal, is a contemporary young adult novel with a magical twist.
Review: Sia Martinez and the Moonlit Beginning of Everything
A teen struggles to move on after her mom’s deportation in Raquel Vasquez Gilliand’s Sia Martinez and the Moonlit Beginning of Everything.
Pintip Dunn’s Dating Makes Perfect is delightful rom com
When a teen’s parents decide to take her dating life into their own hands, things get tricky in Pintip Dunn’s Dating Makes Perfect.
Corey Ann Haydu’s Ever Cursed is not for everyone
A princess sets out to save her sisters and herself from a witch’s curse in Corey Ann Haydu’s flawed YA novel Ever Cursed.
Tiffany Rosenhan’s Girl from Nowhere is edge-of-your-seat read
If you’re in the mood for a novel that will have you white-knuckling it from cover to cover, look no further than Tiffany Rosenhan’s Girl from Nowhere.