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A New Battle Cry for Boobs, and Why Reading and Talking About Them Is Important, a guest post by Rhonda DeChambeau
Big or small, we need to be talking about our boobs, especially with young women. Maybe our new battle cry for boobs should be, “We must—we must—we must DISCUSS our busts!”
Book Your Next Trip! The Timeless Appeal of a Travel Romance, a guest post by Priyanka Taslim
A romantic comedy is delightful enough on its own, but traveling to a new destination through the eyes of one’s protagonist brings with it an additional sense of escapism and adventure, especially if traveling in real life isn’t possible.
Fast Five Interview: Jamar J. Perry
Author Jamar J. Perry joins us to talk about his new book FINDING PRINCE CHARMING.
Sounding a Warning: Sea Level Rise in Sea Change, a guest post by Susan Fletcher
By sounding a warning before the catastrophe comes, it might motivate some readers to find ways to take action to mitigate the very worst of it.
Queering the Past: Writing Ourselves into History, a guest post by Cass Biehn
When I sat down to write VESUVIUS, my debut YA historical fantasy set in the final days of Pompeii, I did so to put queer people back in the narrative.
Go Your Own Way, a guest post by Briana Johnson
Eventually, the time will come when you have to go your own way like me and Aaliyah. You’ve got this and if nobody else believes in you, don’t worry—I do.
The World Needs to Know We All Belong: Books featuring people with Down syndrome are vital tools for public protest and outreach to elected officials, a guest post by Melissa Hart
Books are crucial tools in understanding the lives of those who may look or sound a little different from the majority.
A PRIDE MONTH YA GRAPHIC NOVEL READING LIST FROM WENDY MARTIN, CREATOR OF CASTLE SWIMMER
If Castle Swimmer sounds like a story you would enjoy, then I have some additional, queer YA comics I’d like to recommend, in celebration of Pride Month.
The Benefits of a Dare, a guest post by Jo Knowles
When I told my mother about my newest adventure, she jokingly sang the refrain she used to sing to me and my siblings when she suspected we were up to no good: “Someone’s gonna end up cry-ing!”
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