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Do you have a practical tween girl? She wants to read, but she doesn’t want magic. She doesn’t want history. She doesn’t want anything earlier than the 90s . . . She wants her stor...
The following books are fabulous reading for kids ages nine and above. These books are thrilling, full of adventure, and definite page-turners. If you’re looking for a book to get...
For the spring edition of our debut craft series, three debut authors—Alexa Yasemin Brahme, Sonia Feldman, and Vincent Yu—discuss in detail their journeys through writing about ima...
Introducing the main characters of “The Axe,” the narrator—omniscient, omnipotent, and jaded—suddenly pauses: “But none of that matters, because these aren’t real people, and it’s...
Life can inspire art, but what does that really mean when romance is involved?
Older sister Rikki, who’s “almost double digits,” is often tasked with keeping an eye on her rambunctious younger sister, Rai, a freshly minted 8-year-old. Rai suffers from asthma...
Science fiction and fantasy blend in a novel that bursts with big themes: love and loss, family and parenthood, science and nature, and risking everything for a second chance.
Part Harry Potter, part Nancy Drew with a steampunk aesthetic, and weaving in elements of women in STEM, Briarwood is a typical middle school novel about what it feels like to be t...
Reading fiction places us in complex narrative worlds, learning about the exploits and the inner lives of others.
Ten-year-old Kabir doesn’t fit the boxes everyone else does; he draws crayon monsters in his science textbook and keeps a list of things he’s not allowed to make up that includes i...
Three children—CeCe, Heiko, and Ari—are the only people remaining on the island of Makeshift after a terrible event decimated their entire community of survivalists and also, they...
It was the end of the world, and a number of us had gathered in a large, abandoned house.
A few years ago, sharing the stage at a book festival with another crime writer, there was a question from the audience about what kind of research we did. My fellow author talked...
Immerse yourself in YA fantasy with exceptional worldbulding, where every detail is thought out, the magic sizzles, and each setting built brick by brick.
Thirteen-year-old Domingo José Sepulveda Jr. begins his coming-of-age narrative at his father’s funeral in New York City in 1999. The family came to the U.S. from the Dominican Rep...
Reality never gave me a hidden power for punching a wall. Turns out that’s the whole problem.Continue reading on Medium »
From a girl who turns the page to an alligator fighting with the narrator of his story, I hope you enjoy these five very meta stories!
“For me, the hope was to make a human connection, help the student think creatively, and teach skills that would help not just the current paper, but their future writing as well.”
Vernon’s brother had told him about the witch, but he’s surprised by how much the witch knows about him. Reluctant to talk about his own life, he settles in instead to hear “the sc...
When Oakley High soccer player Summer is forced to transfer to rival Frost Lake High for 12th grade, she worries that she’ll be surrounded by people who hate her, will get stuck si...
Alternative reality fiction involves, as would be suspected, a fictional world like the actual world except for some key differences. In the case of alternative history fiction, t...
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