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Photo: Wildfire by Carrie Mac.. Image Courtesy Penguin Random House Publishing

Wildfire is a harrowing tale of loss that will stay with you long after closing the book

3 reasons Tweet Cute is every bit as adorable as its title suggests

Is President Snow really the best protagonist for the Hunger Games prequel?

Kiersten White’s Chosen will fill the Buffy-shaped hole in your heart

Photo: A Heart So Fierce and Broken by Brigid Kemmerer.. Image Courtesy Bloomsbury Children's Books

A Heart So Fierce and Broken isn’t what we expected and that’s great

Photo: Nameless Queen by Rebecca McLaughlin.. Image Courtesy Penguin Random House Publishing

3 reasons to add Nameless Queen to your fantasy TBR list

Photo: The Night Country by Melissa Albert.. Image Courtesy Macmillan Publisher

The Night Country is a dark, magical return to the world of The Hazel Wood

Photo: Sparrow by Mary Cecilia Jackson.. Image Courtesy Tor Books

Exclusive: Read an excerpt of Mary Cecilia Jackson’s Sparrow

Photo: Mark Oshiro.. Image Courtesy Rakeem Cunningham

Mark Oshiro on the impact of Anger Is a Gift, the importance of representation, and transitioning from contemporary to fantasy

To All The Boys: P.S. I Still Love You - Noah Centineo, Lana Condor - Photo Credit: Netflix / Bettina Strauss

The To All The Boys: P.S. I Still Love You trailer is here

Photo: Watch Over Me by Mile Gray.. Image Courtesy Simon & Schuster Publishing

Watch Over Me is so much more than a feel-good romance story

Photo: Lucky Caller by Emma Mills.. Image Courtesy Macmillan Publishing Group Designer: Mallory GriggArtist: Jane Newland

Exclusive: Read an excerpt of Emma Mills’ new YA romance Lucky Caller

Photo: Now That I've Found You by Kristina Forest.. Image Courtesy Macmillan Publishing Group

See the cover of Kristina Forest’s Now That I’ve Found You and read an exclusive excerpt!

Photo: Blood Heir by Amélie Wen Zhao.. Image Courtesy Random House Children’s Books

Blood Heir is worth the wait, and one of the best YA fantasy novels of 2019

Photo: A River of Royal Blood by Amanda Joy.. Image Courtesy Penguin Random House Publishing

A River of Royal Blood gifts readers with an intricately crafted world full of political intrigue

Photo: Supernova by Marissa Meyer.. Image Courtesy Macmillan Children's Publishing Group

Supernova is the blockbuster ending Marissa Meyer’s Renegades trilogy deserves

Photo: Supernova by Marissa Meyer.. Image Courtesy Macmillan Children's Publishing Group

10 YA book releases to stay warm and cozy with this November

Photo: Blood Heir by Amélie Wen Zhao.. Image Courtesy Random House Children’s Books

10 must-read SFF books to cuddle up with this November

Photo: Girls of Storm and Shadow by Natasha Ngan.. Image Courtesy JIMMY Patterson Books

Girls of Storm and Shadow is an exciting follow-up that will leave you wanting more

Photo: The Good Luck Girls by Charlotte Nicole Davis.. Image Courtesy Tor Books

Charlotte Nicole Davis dives into the politics behind The Good Luck Girls

Photo: Gravemaidens by Kelly Coon.. Image Courtesy Penguin Random House Publishing

Gravemaidens has an amazing premise, but an unfortunately frustrating heroine

Photo: Lifestyles of Gods & Monsters by Emily Roberson.. Image Courtesy Macmillan Publishers

Lifestyles of Gods and Monsters is a charming modern take on a classic myth

Photo: Firebourne by Rosario Munda.. Cover Art courtesy Penguin Random House

Rosaria Munda’s Fireborne will fill the Game of Thrones-shaped hole in your life

The Grace Year is a dark, harrowing and extremely necessary read

LOS ANGELES, CA - NOVEMBER 16: Actress Jennifer Lawrence attends premiere of Lionsgate's "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2" at Microsoft Theater on November 16, 2015 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Mark Davis/Getty Images)

Just because we don’t “need” more Hunger Games books doesn’t mean we haven’t already pre-ordered ours

Check out the cover and first chapter of Verona Comics, the nerdy rom-com of our dreams

14 new YA books to read during sweater season this October

Juliet Takes a Breath is a refreshing and unflinchingly honest tale of identity