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Tackling everything from racism to politics and elections to sexual abuse, these works of YA nonfiction will leave teens informed and inspired to help make a better world.

Ten mysteries for independent readers ranging from laugh-out-loud interactive fun to edge-of-your-seat thrills.

14 titles to keep tween mystery fans turning pages well into the summer.

Some books are just nicer when they are shared! We pulled together some favorites that allow for exploration, discussion, or just lap time.

Deborah Hopkinson discusses her new book, We Had To Be Brave (Scholastic; Gr 3 Up), the challenges raised by COVID-19, and the power of storytelling.

These adult novels—historical, thriller, fantasy, and more—are sure to appeal to teens looking outside of YA fare.

Science and math take a starring role in these stories that explore everything from the deep sea to outer space. 

These silly stories are guaranteed to provoke giggles and snorts. 

History, science, current events, and social sciences are explored in these highly engaging narrative and expository nonfiction texts for middle grade readers.