Two new YA books, and their authors’ discussing mental illness
Amazing bravery on the part of John Green and Cara Delevinge, both with new books out, and both speaking up about their own struggles with mental illness. Hoping that their
Amazing bravery on the part of John Green and Cara Delevinge, both with new books out, and both speaking up about their own struggles with mental illness. Hoping that their
To support those in Puerto Rico impacted by Hurricane Maria, a huge number of book people (authors, agents, editors, etc.) organized a #PubforPR Auction. Bid on items, proceeds go to relief
Amazing — when my allergic kid was a baby, the conventional wisdom was to avoid those top allergens (like soy, wheat, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, etc.) until an older age.
This week, I’m blogging over at From the Mixed-Up Files of Middle Grade Authors, talking to Catherine Newman about her new book, One Mixed-Up Night. Come on by!Â
The best thriller of the past month wasn’t found in a book but within the YA community online. Read all the details in Publishers Weekly.
I love the idea of a bunch of kids with food allergies getting together to bond and have fun and tackle their health condition as a group. If you’ve
I so wanted to be a detective when I was a kid — but beyond putting “clues” into my black notebook (which I’d covered with sparkly purple nailpolish) and following
Ooh, this is a thing? Fantastic! Happy Book Lovers Day, world! One way to celebrate — other than reading, obviously — is to check out the work over at Ideal
Interesting news via The New York Times and the rate of people who develop food allergies after the age of 18. I know here we focus on childhood food allergies
Cool list from PW about the most anticipated #kidlit coming out soon, but CAN WE JUST TALK ABOUT HOW IT’S STILL JULY AND WE’VE BEGUN TALKING ABOUT FALL? Sob.