The author's debut was a Printz honor book, along with winning the young adult category of the Stonewall Awards and the Sydney Taylor Book Awards at the 2030 Youth Media Awards.
Every year I look forward to the Youth Media Awards, and this time is no different. Last year had several strong standouts that I hope were considered by the Printz committee.
Including fiction, nonfiction, and memoir, these titles cover topics from the making of the atomic bomb to the history of video games.
These YA recommendations tackle real-life issues.
It's that time, again—will Sabaa Tahir's All My Rage, already a winner this season, win the Printz? Works from Tiffany D. Jackson and Candace Fleming are also among this year's contenders.
New York doctor Jaclyn Sisskind shares the positive impact books have made on her patients and her concern for the harm of book bans.
Austin, TX, illustrator and comic artist Carina Guevara did the honors for our March 2022 issue featuring women's history in graphic novels.
The winner will be announced during the Youth Media Awards ceremony on January 30.
Many duologies and trilogies wrapped up in the last couple of months, and there are always those titles that got lost in the busy summer reading shuffle. If you’re struggling to stay on top of recent YA series, we’ve got a list for you!
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