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Hi, YABCers! Today we're super excited to celebrate the cover reveal for RUIN OF STARS by Linsey Miller, releasing in August 2018 from Sourcebooks Fire . Before we get to the cover, here's a note from Linsey: Hello, YABC friends. Our Queen of the Eastern Spires and Lady of Lightning...
RUIN OF STARS is alive! Sal is back! There's an ARC & bookplate giveaway! Thank you, thank you, thank you everyone for continuing this journey with Sal. I hope you love it.
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About This Book: An unforgettable tale of two friends on their Grand Tour of 18th-century Europe who stumble upon a magical artifact that leads them from Paris to Venice in a dangerous manhunt, fighting pirates, highwaymen, and their feelings for each other along the way. Henry “Monty” Montague was born...
“Run don’t walk to your library/bookstore and pick this book up.” - Jacklin Updegraft, staff reviewer
Read our full review of THE GENTLEMAN’S GUIDE TO VICE AND VIRTUE by MacKenzi Lee to see if this is perfect for your TBR!
Hello YABC'ers! Welcome to the newest weekly post by the Staff at YA Books Central called Current Reads Monday! We love everything bookish and just wanted to share with our readers what books we are currently reading and obsessing about! So check out what books the YABC Staff are currently...
Which hot new titles are our review staff reading this week? Check out the list and add some books to your wishlist!
To promote WILDMAN, I attempted to drive from Eugene, Oregon to New York City in a ‘93 Buick Century – the same car that broke down, stranded me in rural Washington, and inspired me to write the book in the first place. I pledged to travel 5 miles for every copy of WILDMAN sold, and 1 mile for every $5 donation to the American Library Association. No donations, no driving. My publisher was worried I’d never make it out of Oregon.
In the end, the trip netted around $4,000 dollars for libraries from over 100 new donors – and support continued to pour in after the trip ended. To date, around 400 book lovers have contributed to libraries and the Wildman Road Trip.
The entire journey was live-streamed from the Buick: 10-days, 4300-miles. No one knew what to expect. Here are the top seven surprises: (click to read)
Given the 20 year anniversary of Harry Potter, we thought it fitting to share this tribute to Hermione Granger made by Penguin Random House. This tribute is part of a video series they make called Kick-A** Characters, which are salutes to their favorite characters in literature. They explain this video...
Hermoine Granger stop-motion tribute, courtesy of Penguin Random House.
(full of books and cleverness)
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About This Book: Their romance shaped a nation. The rest was history. 1777. Albany, New York. As battle cries of the American Revolution echo in the distance, servants flutter about preparing for one of New York society’s biggest events: the Schuylers’ grand ball. Descended from two of the oldest and...
“ALEX & ELIZA: A LOVE STORY will make you swoon, sigh, hold your breath, and cheer.” - Elisha Jachetti, staff reviewer
Read our full review to see if this book is perfect for you!
When someone starts talking trash about your fave book series.
Even before there was Ghost in the Shell , there was LUCY . Admittedly, it was pretty much agreed that LUCY was a crappy movie all round, but I only had to suffer the trailer to know that it was not for me. It opens with ScarJo kidnapped by...
“Publishing is a rough business, period, but when you’re insisting on writing novels with basically entire Asian casts, your story is seen as too niche, an outlier. Asian Americans have been othered in western media from the beginning, and it comes as no surprise this was also the case in young adult novels.”
