Just a bunch of quick notes this month about a couple of books and a comics series I've been reading that have me really exc...

Violet Markey and Theodore Finch do not meet cute—they meet dire. Atop the bell tower at their school, each looking for a...

Wayside School was supposed to be a one-story building with thirty classrooms. The builder accidentally made each classroom an entire le...

I rarely say this, but you have to read this book. Symphony for the City of the Dead: Dmitri Shostakovich and the Siege of Leningrad by M...

It all started with a post on tumblr. Simon Spier was checking out his high school’s unofficial tumblr, supposedly “a place where you can ...

Former underground fighter Owen Z. Pitt thought he had turned his life around, thought he'd finally found a way to have a perfectly b...

Freedom. Love. Family. Tyranny. Trust.  All words that come to mind in relation to the epic story Sabaa Tahir has woven for her readers. ...

Youth non fiction is not something I read a lot so when I picked up this book it was partly to fill that void and expand my horizons and ...

Rose Wallace's family have been going to Awago Beach every summer since, in Rose's words "like forever." I'm goin...

Riveting is the first word that comes to mind, once you've finished this graphic novel from :01 First Second and stopped saying things l...