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Enchant your young adult readers with these creative, more adult retellings of fairy tales like Snow White, Cinderella, and more.
These funny, moving, and powerful YA books reflect the experiences and struggles of teens exploring sexuality and sexual identity for the first time.
How do we even begin to talk to our children about the Holocaust? These picture books, middle grade reads, and YA titles are good places to start.
Filled with mystery, adventure, humor, and a bit of misery, these books will appeal to all kinds of fans of Louis Sachar's Holes.
These fictional reads center on teen characters who rise above their challenges, adapt to their environments, and do whatever it takes to live another day.
As other book trends come and go, horror is one genre that holds up over time. These scary books for teens are sure to haunt readers in all the right ways.
This fall, the new YA titles are dramatic and diverse enough to keep your mind blissfully distracted from the news of the day — at least through the end of the year.
No matter what you love, whether it’s thrillers, romance, fantasy, nonfiction, or graphic novels, you’ll find a wide variety of books sure to satisfy every kind of reader.
These seven books for young adults reveal kindness, as well as its compatriots: compassion, care, and hope.
Get ready to swoon, smile, cry, and white-knuckle your way through this lineup of books for teens.
In these highly engaging nonfiction anthologies, young people and authors convey the complexity of modern life in the face of racism, violence, love, and plain old adolescence.
With a mix of sequels, standalones, and series conclusions on schedule, here are some of the most anticipated YA fantasy titles coming out this year.
