Kristin Cashore If Graceling was about owning one’s own power, and Fire was about deciding when the use of power is appropriate and wh...

When you’re a kid, there comes that time when you’ve covered up something that you thought could have dire consequences, only to discover ...

William Joyce When I first heard the term “transmedia storytelling” at Digital Book World last year, I thought, “what?” It scared me. ...

When summer hits, most of us hit the beach. Boat Works by Tom Slaughter makes an ideal guide to harbor-gazing. Bold, predominantly primar...

Keeping the Castle by Patrice Kindle is a wonderful, witty farce that could well lead your teen to Jane Austen. If he or she alre...

Jennifer A. Nielsen A couple weeks ago, I wrote about the idea of “the unreliable narrator” in connection with Elizabeth Wein’s Code Nam...

Z Is for Moose by Kelly L. Bingham, illustrated by Paul O. Zelinsky, is such an over-the-top success because it breaks all the rules. Or ...