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Children who “rise to the challenge” are often lauded for their efforts, but what we so often miss is the cost to the child.
Kate Lovejoy, the main character of our novel, Dancing In the Storm, has a rare genetic disorder called Fibrodsyplasia Ossificans Progressiva. You’ve probably never heard of it, but I have the same disorder.
Empathy is good; action kindled by empathy is vital.
Sidelined from sports because of injuries, the teens in these YA novels find new outlets, from gaming to comedy to cooking.
A nonbinary teen finds themselves in a complicated love triangle in this thought-provoking manga.
What’s clear to me as an author is that it’s critical we talk with our young people about the many facets of social media use, even if those conversations are at times uncomfortable.
Everyone, including teens and tweens, should get to enjoy these fluffy books without judging themselves or feeling that these books somehow have less value than Crime and Punishment.
It's been a great year for YA so far! These starred titles include everything from contemporary coming-of-age stories to high-stakes fantasy to diverse romances, and more.
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