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Sizzling Seventies: Meg Medina on “Burn Baby Burn”
Meg Medina tackles burgeoning feminism, first love, disco music, and family violence in her stellar Burn Baby Burn. SLJ chats with the award-winning author.
Florida High Schools Restrict Access to “This One Summer”
In response to a complaint from a parent of an elementary school student, three high school libraries in Florida have restricted access to the award-winning This One Summer by Mariko Tamaki and Jillian Tamaki.
The Last Frontier: Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock on "The Smell of Other People's Houses"
SLJ chats with Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock about family, Alaska, and what inspired her YA debut, The Smell of Other People's Houses.
Masterful YA Mysteries | SLJ Spotlight
If your teens are in need of a thrilling whodunit or a suspenseful crime drama, the following YA novels are just the thing.
Flatiron Press Goes YA; “Reproductive Rights” Giveaway; a New Harry Potter Book | SLJTeen News
Macmillan debuts a new YA imprint. Win free copies of Reproductive Rights—a teen nonfiction title. Apply for Library of Congress literacy grants. An eighth Harry Potter book was just announced. These tidbits and more in SLJTeen’s news roundup.
Interview: Veronica Rossi on Her YA Crossover Series Opener, "Riders"
New York Times bestselling YA author Veronica Rossi chats with SLJ about her inspiration for Riders, her latest focusing on the four teen Horsemen of the Apocalypse and their quest to save the world from destruction.
(Anti)Valentine’s Day Inspiration: Molly Wetta Curates an SLJ Pinterest Board
In search of a last-minute display idea for Valentine’s Day? Or perhaps your teens would run in the opposite direction at the sight of hearts and doilies. Librarian and blogger Molly Wetta curates SLJ's (Anti)Valentine's Day-themed Pinterest board.
Sailing Through Time: Heidi Heilig on Her YA Debut, “The Girl from Everywhere”
Heidi Heilig shares what inspired her to write The Girl from Everywhere, her thoughts on diversity, and how she juggles between writing YA fiction and theater musicals.
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