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Longtime favorite authors dominated the lists of checkouts in the first half of June, according to Follett's Students' Choice data.
A PBS documentary, a picture book about his boyhood aspirations to become a preacher, and his own graphic memoir trilogy invite young readers into the life and battles of the late, beloved John Lewis.
You know who I appreciate? My public library and their curbside pickup. Check out these short reviews of recent titles.
In my YA romantic comedy Today Tonight Tomorrow, the characters don’t kiss until around the 90 percent mark. Now that I've written a few more slow burns for future books, I wanted to share what I’ve learned along the way.
These reviews from the July issue feature audio performances of books by Nic Stone, Melissa Albert, Nikki Grimes, and Walter Dean Myers, among others.
This playlist includes episodes with imaginative stories, scientific facts, ongoing discoveries, and lessons about the interplay between entertainment and science.
Tiffany Rosenhan embraces contradictions and answers, "Why not me?" when asked when why she wrote a thriller.
I first got the idea for Ghost Wood Song, my debut YA novel about a girl with a ghost-raising fiddle, from a spooky experience of my own.
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