SPONSORED: More Fun Than a Basket of Kittens, YA Titles from Macmillan

by Macmillan
Dec 03, 2014 | Filed in News & Features
It’s time for the annual list of teen and YA-OK titles. And of course we’re more excited than a basket of kittens in yarn to share these favorites with you! NOTE: This content was sponsored and contributed by Macmillan.
It’s time for our annual list of teen and YA-OK titles! And of course we’re more excited than a basket of kittens in yarn to share our favorites with you!

NOTE: This content was sponsored and contributed by Macmillan.

Before we get too tangled up, make sure that you’re pre-approved on Edelweiss to download all of our available e-galleys. Click here to find out how to be Whitelisted. You can also view our Edelweiss collection of Books for Teens titles here.2015 titles for teens A super-cool “Books for Teens 2015: It’s All the Rage” poster will be coming to our website soon—check back for your downloadable copy.

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