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Perfectly Imperfect, a guest post by Corey Ann Haydu

Perfectly Imperfect, a guest post by Corey Ann Haydu

Ally Watkins | Blogs,  May 03, 2021

Author Corey Ann Haydu talks with us about imperfect characters with imperfect feelings

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Ally’s Favorite Graphic Novels of 2020

Ally’s Favorite Graphic Novels of 2020

Ally Watkins | Blogs,  Dec 23, 2020

It’s no secret that 2020 has been…a lot. But also, a lot of beautiful comics and graphic novels have come out this year. Here’s a few of my favorites middle grade and YA graphic novels from 2020, in no particular order: Go With the Flow is a great MG graphic novel about a group of […]

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September/October Comics Roundup

September/October Comics Roundup

Ally Watkins | Blogs,  Sep 07, 2020

Hey, friends! It’s been quite awhile since we’ve done a comics roundup here at TLT, so here’s a few MG and YA comics and graphic novels releasing in September and October that you might be interested in! Witches of Brooklyn by Sophie Escabasse. September 1. Random House Graphic. Effie has a new life with new […]
Humor in YA, a guest post by Hope Bolinger

Humor in YA, a guest post by Hope Bolinger

Ally Watkins | Blogs,  Aug 28, 2020

Why We Need Humor in YA BooksI grew up in the era of really depressing YA books. That’s right. When authors hit the dystopian euphoria, I’d started middle school, and by the time they ended their worlds where the governments wore white suits and pitted teenagers against each other in arenas, I graduated. And I […]
Turner Syndrome and Representation, a guest post by Sarah Allen

Turner Syndrome and Representation, a guest post by Sarah Allen

Ally Watkins | Blogs,  Mar 31, 2020

I was born XO, which does not stand for hugs and kisses. Lots of things became chaotic when I was born. I had something called omphalocele, which means my intestines were sticking out through a hole in my stomach where my belly button should have been. I was rushed to surgery before my mom was […]
Writing on Wheels, a guest post by Kit Rosewater

Writing on Wheels, a guest post by Kit Rosewater

Ally Watkins | Blogs,  Mar 24, 2020

I wasn’t an athletic kid. That’s what I said to people if they asked what I was into. I said I was a theatre geek, a book nerd, one of those kids who only worked out when lifting a stack of books or swinging around a fake plastic sword. Those were lies, of course, though […]
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