Hey guys! The round-up’s a day late, and there are only a few articles we’re covering – which sounds sad, but there’s a lot of great news and stuff to look at down below! Check them out to know what’s up in YA recently! See you next week!
News:
- Schoolgirls with autism share experiences in Young Adult novel, by Amelia Hill, for The Guardian
- Los Altos High librarian pens humorous YA novel, by Traci Newell, for Lost Altos Town Crier
- Twenty-three UK authors in running for 2017 Astrid Lindgren memorial award, by Alison Flood, for The Guardian
- YA companion novel explores issues of gender, identity, by Dana Brigandi, for Sun-Gazette
- Local author dreams up a teen with the power to pause in her new YA novel, ‘Hold,‘ by Lindsay Christians, for The Cap Times
Essays, Features, Interviews, and Lists:
- The Bookshelf: YA Novelist Chelsea Philpot, by Peter Biello, for New Hampshire Public Radio
- In Our Schools: YA author shares story with Cerro Villa students, from The Orange County Register
- Help Name the New Young Adult Category at the Hugo Awards, by Dan Van Winkle, for The Mary Sue
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