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3 Regency-Inspired YA Romances

3 Regency-Inspired YA Romances
SLJ Reviews,  Jun 14, 2023

Fans of the Regency era and shows like Bridgerton will find much to love in these romantic takes on the genre that range from swoony London to anti-historical vengeance to modern teens at a Regency-themed summer camp.

Transcending Time: YA Fiction Set Between the 1960s and 1990s | Great Books

Transcending Time: YA Fiction Set Between the 1960s and 1990s | Great Books
Emily Walker,  Jun 14, 2023

There’s something about historical fiction that entices readers. These collected titles reach into the latter part of the 20th century covering romances, revolutions, and everyday life for today’s teens to explore.

A conversation with Aubrey Hartman

A conversation with Aubrey Hartman
Colby Sharp | Blogs,  Jun 13, 2023
COLBY: As soon as I finished Aubrey Hartman’s The Lion of Lark-Hayes Manor I wanted to talk to her about the book for The Yarn podcast. Poppy is a character that readers are going to fall in love with. This debut middle grade novel feels like an instant classic. I hope you enjoy my conversation […]
The Books Just Keep Coming: 55 Suggested Titles for the Heavy Medal Mock Newbery

The Books Just Keep Coming: 55 Suggested Titles for the Heavy Medal Mock Newbery
Steven Engelfried | Blogs,  Jun 13, 2023
We're nearly halfway through 2023 and our updated list of Heavy Medal Mock Newbery Suggestions is now up to 55 titles. Will one of these wind being chosen for the 2024 Medal?
The inspiration behind EVERYONE WANTS TO KNOW, a guest post by Kelly Loy Gilbert

The inspiration behind EVERYONE WANTS TO KNOW, a guest post by Kelly Loy Gilbert
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Jun 13, 2023
Who are you when so much of your life is about image? When do you get to be you?
Ride the Wave! A Code Red Interview with Joy McCullough

Ride the Wave! A Code Red Interview with Joy McCullough
Betsy Bird | Blogs,  Jun 13, 2023
Menstruation isn't the forbidden topic it used to be. Today we're discussing CODE RED with author Joy McCullough and doing a deep dive into period parity.
Rosen Digital: Spotlight on a Fair and Equal Society | Reference Database Review

Rosen Digital: Spotlight on a Fair and Equal Society | Reference Database Review
Alexandra Cornejo,  Jun 13, 2023

SLJ reviews the latest offering from Rosen, a database that would be useful for research of civics, social studies, and ELA topics.

Elinor Wonders Why | This Week’s Comics

Elinor Wonders Why | This Week’s Comics
Lori Henderson | Blogs,  Jun 12, 2023
Check out this week's list of new comics, manga, and graphic novels for readers 12 and under featuring Elinor Wonders Why Bugging Out from Kids Can Press and The Love Report from Hippo Park.
Fear Itself: How Anxiety and Horror Walk Hand in Hand, a guest post by Kyrie McCauley

Fear Itself: How Anxiety and Horror Walk Hand in Hand, a guest post by Kyrie McCauley
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Jun 12, 2023
When I began to write All the Dead Lie Down, I was imagining what it would be like to have anxiety and be dropped into the middle of an actual Gothic novel.
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