‘At Midnight’ Reimagines the Classics for New Readers
At Midnight brings together some of YA’s best authors to spin new takes on fairy tale classics.
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Singing High Praise for The Ballad of Never After
Stephanie Garber returns to the Caraval world with ‘The Ballad of Never After,’ the much-anticipated follow-up to ‘Once Upon a Broken Heart.’
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Ordinary Monsters is an Epic Introduction to a New Series
Escape your life for the Cairndale Institute, where children go to train their magical abilities, when you pick up J.M. Miro’s new novel, ‘Ordinary Monsters.’
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Magic and Music Are One and the Same in The Song That Moves The Sun
Anna Bright, author of The Beholder, is back with her new novel ‘The Song That Moves the Sun.’
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Nettle & Bone is a Clever New Fairy Tale Classic
Lainey reviews T. Kingfisher’s take on classic fairy tales, “Nettle & Bone.”
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Queen of Tiles Reigns Over Scrabble & the Legacies We Leave
Lainey reviews Hanna Alkaf’s new YA novel about the world of competitive Scrabble, ‘Queen of Tiles.’
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Uncover Secrets in Kit Frick’s ‘Very Bad People’
Lainey reviews Kit Frick’s newest Young Adult novel, “Very Bad People.”
