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A compelling, masterly graphic novel for all libraries serving teens.
Sandhya Menon on Romance and Diaspora in Her “When Dimple Met Rishi”
Sandhya Menon talks about her inspiration, writing process, and her YA debut When Dimple Met Rishi about two first-generation Indian American teens who (just might) be meant for each other.
Jennifer Yu on Mental Health, Writing, and Her Debut "Four Weeks, Five People"
The debut author chats about her inspiration for Four Weeks, Five People, her writing process, and what she’s working on next.
Always and Forever, Lara Jean
Sparkling dialogue, swoon-worthy scenes, and likable characters make this a gem of a selection for most YA collections where Sarah Dessen, Nicola Yoon, and Jennifer E. Smith are popular.
Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur: Vol. 1: BFF
A wonderful start to a much-needed, well-done, inclusive comic series that deserves a place in all libraries.
YALSA’s Teens’ Top Ten; L.A. Times Book Awards Announced
The latest roundup of award news, grants, and more for librarians who serve teens.
Melanie Fishbane On "Maud," A YA Novel About L.M. Montgomery’s Teen Years
SLJ chats with Maud author Melanie Fishbane about her process of researching the famous author, the new Netflix Anne adaptation, and fandom.
Jenny Han and Jennifer E. Smith On Contemporary YA, Writing, and Winning the Lotto
Jenny Han, author of the “To All the Boys I've Loved Before” series, chats with Jennifer E. Smith about Windfall. The two contemporary YA authors and friends discuss their writing process, the state of YA romance, and what they would do if they won the lottery.
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