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To me, that’s the beauty of a great fictional monster. They hold up a mirror to our lives, and what we see might scare us, but it also provides the much needed sense that we’re not alone.
It’s my hope that young readers, whether you have a name for yourselves or not, feel seen and held by Briar and Finn. Like them, you’re here, and you exist.
An inspiring story and a powerful look at what is happening not just to Yuli but in real-life classrooms all around our country. A good addition to high school collections.
In eighth grade, I was scared of the world finding out the truth about me. But I think, even scarier, was admitting that truth to myself.
Get a sneak peek at CHAMPION, which comes out on September 2.
This is, truly, essential reading.
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
A great, immersive read that will leave readers anxious to see what happens next.
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