Every time one of these op-eds is published, it serves as a reminder that children who experience hardship are freakish and weird, and that childhood should be a happy, unicorn and rainbow-filled place.
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Don’t put these on your to-read list and stare at the titles thoughtfully every now and then. Go out and obtain them, and then read them.
deep embarrassment
My 14-year-old self would totally kill me right now.
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If you’re tired of pawing over your copies of “The Hunger Games” while waiting for the movie release, here are some other dystopian YA series you may want to sink your teeth into.
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From what I can see, the iteration of new adult that St. Martin’s Press appears to be pushing in its attempt to turn new adult into a thing is not going to sell well, because it’s not what people really want.
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Since I love you all, I thought I would share some of the books I’ll be reading in the coming months.
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I have three dark and delectable reading recs for you this week.
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We’re ready for gay YA. We’re screaming for it. We’re talking about it.
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Today, I’m teasing, tantalziing, and enticing with five upcoming releases that I’m excited about -- and I think you will be too.
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I was never really allowed to be a teen coming of age and stumbling and making mistakes and doing things that weren’t wise. Reading YA provides a glimpse of what I missed.
