All hail Jennifer A. Nielsen. The New York Times bestselling author is back with a fourth book in her Ascendance Series, The Captive Kingdom.
Browsing: YAlit
YAlit refers to young adult literature. YAlit are books for teens, ages 12 and up.
Brass Carriages and Glass Hearts is the fourth book in Nancy Campbell Allen’s entertaining Steampunk Proper Romance series.
I really enjoyed Adrienne Young’s Sky in the Deep, so I was very excited to read her latest young adult novel, Fable.
One of the most exciting young adult novels of 2020 is Jennifer Lynn Barnes’ mystery, The Inheritance Games.
Magicians take center stage in Janella Angeles’ Where Dreams Descend, the first book in a YA fantasy duology.
Vanessa Jones’ Sing Like No One’s Listening transports readers to the cutthroat world of an elite performing arts school.
Author Shannon Hale’s latest book, Kind of a Big Deal, is a contemporary young adult novel with a magical twist.
A teen struggles to move on after her mom’s deportation in Raquel Vasquez Gilliand’s Sia Martinez and the Moonlit Beginning of Everything.
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.
It’s been three years since Patricia Forde’s The List was published. It’s sequel, The Last Lie, is now available, and it was worth the wait.