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The Ravenous Riveted Super Reader
In Draw the Line by Laurent Lin, the protagonist is best able to express himself through a superhero of his own creation, Graphite. In honor of the book coming out in paperback (and also currently available to read on our site as an extended excerpt), I’ve drawn my own superhero character based on all you Riveted readers–dressed […] -
8 Amazing YA Moms!
Mother’s Day was this past Sunday, so now that you’ve given her flowers, presents, and brunch (or breakfast in bed), it’s time to remember that pretty much every day should be mother’s day, because moms do so much and are often overlooked or misunderstood. I’ve decided to share my favorite YA moms with you, in the […] -
Featured Reads: Week of 5/15
Happy Monday! It’s the beginning of a new week, which means you’re due for some new reads! We’ll start with the extended excerpt of Draw the Line by Laurent Lin, which will finally be available in paperback tomorrow (May 16)! In Draw the Line, talented artist and self-proclaimed sci-fi geek, Adrian, gets spurred into action […] -
5 Heartwrenching Tales of Family Upheaval
One of the many great things about contemporary YA is that it focuses on real issues that many teens are facing. These can range from romantic troubles and firsts, to the tumultuous social scenes of high school, to the often dramatic and strange ways our relationships to our families change as we get older. But sometimes […] -
Best Sights in Texas
In Honor by Jessi Kirby, is an uplifting story about healing. Three days after learning of her brother Finn’s death, Honor receives his last letter from Iraq. Devastated, she interprets his note as a final request and spontaneously sets off on a road trip to California to fulfill it. Joining her is Rusty, Finn’s former best […] -
True Crime Stories to Keep You Up at Night
Last week marked the premiere of the new SIMON TRUE series, a non-fiction YA series easily summed up by the series tagline: “Real stories. Real teens. Real crimes.” The series launched with two titles, each equally riveting true stories: Deep Water, in which a Coronado swim team is recruited by an old coach for drug runs […] -
Shakespeare According to Tumblr
Do you find it difficult to relate to life according to a 16th century English playwright? Never traded places with your twin brother just to mess with the entire town? Never been so blind to reality that you actually went blind? Never acted a little crazy after your uncle tried to poison you and then […] -
Featured Reads: Week of 5/8
Happy Monday! With the reads we have lined up for this week, we just KNOW you’re going to discover something you’ll love! Let’s begin with the extended excerpt of Kyra Leigh’s Reaper, which will be available in bookstores everywhere tomorrow (May 9)! What would you give up if a life hung in the balance? When sixteen-year-old Rosie […] -
5 Perfect Items for Every To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before Fan
I LOVE To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before by Jenny Han. It’s totally become a part of our lives in so many ways. Lara Jean inspired me to start baking, and although my snickerdoodles will never be as good as hers, I’d say they come pretty close! But the inspiration doesn’t stop there, if […] -
We Ordered the Narwhal Frappuccino. Here’s What Happened.
A few weeks ago, the internet exploded when the Unicorn Frappuccino became a thing. But as soon as they appeared, they were gone. If you weren’t lightning fast, you may have missed out on this pink, sweet, magical drink. But fear not! In true Starbucks fashion, a hoard of other fraps have come to take […]