Diversity
Contributor Riley Jensen reviews The Dead of Summer by Ryan La Sala, coming September of this year.
Contributor Riley Jensen shares some YA books that center main characters with disabilities for Disability Pride Month
These Juneteenth offerings include various formats, ranging from cookbooks to early readers to audiobooks, so all your young readers can find their preferred way to learn more about this holiday.
A great, immersive read that will leave readers anxious to see what happens next.
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.
Just in time for Father's Day, we've rounded up a few of the latest board books that highlight the special bond between fathers and their children. Share these titles with your young readers before mid-June or all year long.
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.
I wanted warmth to radiate off the page. Kids deserve a model of what respect looks like, what empathy looks like, what support looks like. Especially nowadays.
Books can show you a world where you belong, not just by yourself, but with a whole bunch of other people who understand you and care about you.
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