Young Adult

In her debut book The Daughters, Joanna Philbin introduced us to three best friends: Carina, daughter of one of the richest men in the world; Hudson, daughter of a famous pop star; and Liz

Seventeen-year-old Emma seems like your average teenage girl—except for the fact that she considers herself cursed.

Nina Oberon is a few short months away from turning 16, and she can’t think of a worse fate. Nina’s best friend, Sandy, thinks 16—or “sex-teen” as it’s called—can’t come soon enough.

With the plethora of young adult paranormal series available in a post-Twilight world, it can be very difficult to separate the wheat from the chaff—especially as every series proclaims it

In approaching a work of literature in a world ever more dominated by lovestruck vampires, teenage werewolves, young New York nannies/interns/journalists, and other tales of passion, fashion, and r

An old man goes searching for adventure and finds more than he bargained for in a classic Indian tale for readers both young and old.

The Boss meets Bronte in April Lindner’s remake of the classic Victorian novel, Jane Eyre.

It’s a decade of abandon, decadence, and freedom—and it’s coming to an exquisite end.

 The first thing one notices about The Boneshaker is its eye-catching cover art. It’s vibrant, intricate, and unusual. It immediately draws in the reader.

Danbert Nobacon, whose penname seems to be derived from an old knock-knock joke, is best known for his part in the rock band Chumbawamba.

Grace remembers her attack. She remembers the wolves as they tore her from the swing in her yard into the barren woods that cold winter day.

The Duff is the debut novel of another young adult on the rise in the literary arena: eighteen-year-old Kody Keplinger.