Tweens
The Incredibly Human Henson Blayze by Derrick Barnes and Champion by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Raymond Obstfeld, and Ed Laroche are this year's winners.
A family cafe, angry girls, a taekwondo wiz, a mysterious painting, and a heist inspired by Indigenous American mythology.
Writing to me feels like the closest thing you can get to that sense of wonder of digging up something new, only the digging happens on the page.
When I began working on The Aftermyth, I wasn’t interested in retelling Greek myths as they’ve always been told. I was interested in what happens after the myth ends.
How many times had I been called too loud? Annoying? Too much? In my original draft, I was unknowingly touching a tender spot in my life that I hadn’t even realized was there.
As a longtime reader and writer, I’ve found light in words. My hope is that young people also find it in the pages of my books.
A love triangle, a foster kid, a GATSBY reimagining, book banning, a hurricane, and more.
I like bold statements, so here's one: The Moon Without Stars is one of the best books I will read this year.
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