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Will Surging Sea Levels Kill The Great Barrier Reef? Here's What Might Help

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In the 20th century, global sea level rose faster than at any other time in the past 3,000 years. Its expected to rise even further by 2100, as human-induced climate change intensifies.See the Story

Decatur, Georgia · Decatur

Move Over, Middle Grade: Take Two, by guest bloggers Christina Chatel and Marcia Kochel

Sometimes, it feels like we’re shouting in the wind. The wind, in our case, is publishers, who get defensive when we ask about books for younger teens–they tell us about one or two new releases that they think fit our criteria. They try to convince us that the books we need already exist. The wind is also middle grade authors, who really do want to write books with characters that are 14- and 15-year-olds. Overwhelmingly, however, the books we s…Read Article

Maryland · Maryland

Fast Five Interview: Jamar J. Perry

Fast Five is an author interview series. The author is sent 10 questions and is asked to answer five of them. If you are an author interested in participating in the Fast Five Author Interview series, please get in touch. Jamar J. Perry lives in Maryland, USA, and has a PhD in Literacy Education, Language, Culture and Social Inquiry from the University of Maryland. He was previously a teacher and started writing for children so that Black boys, …Read Article

A PRIDE MONTH YA GRAPHIC NOVEL READING LIST FROM WENDY MARTIN, CREATOR OF CASTLE SWIMMER

Hello! My name is Wendy and I’ve always loved to make fantasy comics with queer characters. As soon as I finished college, I set out on a mission to create a longform comic about mermaids that takes place in a fantasy, underwater world. It’s an endeavor that’s lasted over ten years but finally, my comic Castle Swimmer has been turned into a real book! It’s a story about two mermen who challenge their destinies and fall in love in the process. It…Iowa, United States · Iowa Read Article

“Jeremiah Came to Stop My World”: the Story of a Mother and Her Baby with Down Syndrome

Ivana Ponce, Jere's only 9 months old mother shared her story of love, challenges and learning. Her testimony becomes relevant after the empowerment of a practice specialized in the Cottolengo neighborhood CAPS, intended for the care of children with this condition.Donald Trump · Argentina See the Story

The Benefits of a Dare, a guest post by Jo Knowles

It’s funny how stories find their way to me now, in comparison to when I first began writing three decades ago. When I was a child and teen, I read to make sense of my world. In my early twenties and thirties, I wrote to do the same thing. My early work was a re-imagination of my own childhood and adolescent struggles. Then, as I raised my son, I drew ideas from my adult observations (middle school carpools were an endless supply of material!). …Maine, United States · Maine Read Article

Book Mail: 52 New and Forthcoming Middle Grade and YA Books

Friends. FRIENDS. Look at all this glorious book mail. Behold the GIANT AMOUNT of books to arrive at my house in the past few weeks.Read Article

How I wrote ‘I Am Rebel’ by Trying to Not Write a Book, a guest post by Ross Montgomery

I like adventures. As an author, it’s my favourite kind of story: a main character is driven to leave a place of safety that they know well and head across huge distances, overcoming various obstacles along the way and learning about themselves in the process. By the end, they’re a changed person: the adventure has helped them overcome more than just whatever baddie they were fighting. The thing is, I don’t like actually going on adventures. I j…Scotland, United Kingdom · Scotland Read Article

Benjamin Ludwig Interviews Meg Eden Kuyatt

What kind of books did you like to read in middle school? Could you give us a “Portrait of Meg as a Young Reader”? I really, really loved Anne of Green Gables. She was my best friend during a rough transition time. I also started reading lots of manga—Tsubasa, Kaitou Saint Tail, Cyber Idol Mink, and Inuyasha were ones I really enjoyed. This book takes place in a big, old house. What fascinates you about the setting? Did you grow up in a big, old…New Hampshire · New Hampshire Read Article

Here Have Some New YA Romance Coming This Summer, by Riley Jensen

As May starts coming to an end, you may find yourself wanting something happy and upbeat to put you in that summer spirit. For me, romance is always the way to go when I want something sure to make me smile. So, here are some upcoming YA romances set to be published in the summer. Never Thought I’d End Up Here by Ann Liang Leah Zhang has spent her whole life in LA – it’s all she’s ever known. But after accidentally wishing her cousin ill health…Los Angeles, California · Los Angeles Read Article

How to Fall in Love (or, at Least, Read About it) in Just One Night, a guest post (and Fast Five Interview) by Cecilia Vinesse

In my latest rom-com, All-Nighter, the valedictorian and the class slacker have been locked in a ruthless rivalry for years until one night, they realize they need each other to accomplish their very different sunrise goals. The slacker needs to finish a make-or-break essay on Virginia Woolf’s Mrs. Dalloway…or fail to graduate. And the valedictorian needs a fake ID so she can impress her cute, college-aged crush. The stars have—much to their mut…Greenville, South Carolina · Greenville Read Article

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Will Surging Sea Levels Kill The Great Barrier Reef? Here's What Might Help

Move Over, Middle Grade: Take Two, by guest bloggers Christina Chatel and Marcia Kochel

Fast Five Interview: Jamar J. Perry

A PRIDE MONTH YA GRAPHIC NOVEL READING LIST FROM WENDY MARTIN, CREATOR OF CASTLE SWIMMER

“Jeremiah Came to Stop My World”: the Story of a Mother and Her Baby with Down Syndrome

The Benefits of a Dare, a guest post by Jo Knowles

Book Mail: 52 New and Forthcoming Middle Grade and YA Books

How I wrote ‘I Am Rebel’ by Trying to Not Write a Book, a guest post by Ross Montgomery

Benjamin Ludwig Interviews Meg Eden Kuyatt

Here Have Some New YA Romance Coming This Summer, by Riley Jensen

How to Fall in Love (or, at Least, Read About it) in Just One Night, a guest post (and Fast Five Interview) by Cecilia Vinesse

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