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I know it sounds trite, but it’s true.
With hope, you can be part of something.
Mysteries, hauntings, the occult—more than tests and textbooks await these teens at boarding school.
By using my difficult journey to structure my book, I hope it will help people recognize toxicity in their lives.
Timing plays such a pivotal role in so much of life, and that could not be more true than in the life of my new book, The Way I Am Now, a sequel that has been seven years (or maybe more) in the making.
DC announces the DC Compact Comics line to provide affordable, new-reader-friendly reprints of classic graphic novels.
The narrative you’re exposed to doesn’t have to dictate how you live your life. If you don’t like it, you can change it. If there’s something missing, fill in the gaps.
A teenage introvert looks to make friends though her music despite her social anxiety.
For many teens and their parents—OK, for nearly all of us—navigating the fear and ignorance around drugs to talk about our experiences with them can be excruciating. That’s part of the reason why I wrote my book Weed: Cannabis Culture in the Americas.
I get excited whenever I see complicated intergenerational queer existence reflected in books for young people. I felt motivated to write my own.
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