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What books have been atop The New York Times Bestsellers list for young adults in 2026, and what do they say about the state of YA?
Browse 39 of the best YA graphic novels, graphic memoir, and comics out in 2026 (so far) and add them to your own themed collections.
With so few opportunities for students to get comprehensive sexual education or learn about healthy relationships, YA romance helps.
These YA serial killer books include thrillers and horror, from your typical slasher to a fantasy thriller about magic students hunting down a killer.
You Only Live Twice enters the life of a devout 17-year-old Muslim who believes she’s ready to get married. The post You Only Live Twice by Autumn Allen appeared first on Redeemed...
Immerse yourself in YA fantasy with exceptional worldbulding, where every detail is thought out, the magic sizzles, and each setting built brick by brick.
Several beloved YA series from the late 00s and early 2010s are being repackaged with new covers for a fresh audience.
The 2000s have been a phenomenal century for youth literature.
If you're looking to add new YA paperback books to your TBR, this is the new release week for you.
YA author Kody Keplinger explores what it is that fascinates readers about cults and why YA offers some of the best cult stories.
Catch up on the latest in YA book news, including new adaptations, remixing the classics for teens, and more.
Children’s books can reveal the wonder of our world just as we’re beginning to understand it. They show what our reality—and by extension we—might become, often without the limits...
They include a coming-of-middle-age tale, the end of a Harlem-set trilogy, a sapphic gothic mystery, and more
Teen reviewer L. E. Mayo reviews THE RIVER SHE BECAME by Emily Varga and SUCH GREAT HEIGHTS by Rajani Larocca
One of my favorite parts of summer reading is seeing all the children check out their books, excited to start logging their minutes reading! Seeing what children are checking out a...
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...
One author says the script for her book's adaptation is exciting, while another plans not to promote hers at all. That, plus more YA book news.
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...
By Alison Levy I was diagnosed with anxiety and depression in my 20s, and ADHD in my 40s. With that knowledge, my childhood makes a lot more sense to me now. While I managed to app...
Helping students discover they are readers opens the whole world to them.
From trailblazing Black women in Harlem to a comic custom-built for those who love fandom, dive into this month's new YA nonfiction and comics.
Trends come and go everywhere, even in supposedly stable children's publishing. The post Children’s Publishing: The Hot and the Not appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
Hear the young reader editions of adult nonfiction titles like Disability Visibility, Fashionopolis, The Swans of Harlem, and more. The post 12 Can’t-Miss Young Reader Adaptations...
Our summer reading picks include swoon-worthy romantasy, cutthroat competitions, and creepy small towns... The post Most Anticipated Young Adult SFF/H for July & August 2026 ap...
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