All posts tagged "young adult fiction"
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508Books & LiteratureBook Review: Only a Monster, by Vanessa Len
YA FANTASY: Every family has its secrets, but the summer Joan Chang-Hunt goes to stay with her Gran in London, she learns hers is bigger than most. Joan is half-monster. And her summer crush Nick isn't just a cute boy - he's hiding a secret that places Joan in terrible danger.
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336Books & LiteratureBook Review: Skin of the Sea, by Natasha Bowen
YA FANTASY: A powerful YA debut infused with west African mythological creatures and Gods, perfect for fans of The Gilded Ones.
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343Books & LiteratureBook Review: Medusa, by Jessie Burton, illustrated by Olivia Lomenech Gill
YA: A dazzling, feminist retelling of Greek myth from the internationally bestselling author of The Miniaturist, stunningly illustrated by Olivia Lomenech Gill.
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312Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Lady of Caladan, by Brian Herbert and Kevin J Anderson
FANTASY: From Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson, Dune: The Lady of Caladan is a brand new novel in the internationally bestselling Dune series.
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249Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Right Way To Rock by Nat Amoore
YOUNG ADULT: The rockin' story of two new friends, one arts fiasco and a whole lot of music.
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414Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Lanternist, by Stephen Orr
YA FICTION: A Lanternist's son is left to fend for himself in Adelaide 1901 after his mother leaves them and his father goes looking for her.
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221Books & LiteratureThe Woods Are Always Watching, by Stephanie Perkins
YA THRILLER: Two girls go backpacking in the woods. And then things go very wrong.
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251Books & LiteratureBook Review: Kissing Emma, by Shappi Khorsandi
YA: From widely acclaimed comedian and author, Shappi Khorsandi, comes a modern fable about the rise and fall of a beautiful, but vulnerable, young woman in a world obsessed with money, status and looks.
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305Books & LiteratureInterview: Adelaide Author Lyndall Clipstone on Her New YA Fantasy Lakesedge
We sat down with Lakesedge Lyndall Clistone to talk writing inspirations, the author’s journey, and the YA scene in Adelaide.
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497Books & LiteratureBook Review: Defy the Night, by Brigid Kemmerer
YA: From New York Times bestselling author Brigid Kemmerer comes a brand-new blockbuster fantasy series about a corrupt kingdom, a star-crossed romance and a girl who will do anything for justice.
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397Books & LiteratureBook Review: Road Tripping with Pearl Nash, by Poppy Nwosu
YA: The summer is finally here, and Pearl Nash is on a mission to save her slowly disintegrating friendship with a whirlwind end-of-year road trip that is definitely, absolutely, most positively going to solve all her problems.
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1.9KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Malamander, by Thomas Taylor
Nobody visits Eerie-on-Sea in the winter, especially not when darkness falls, the wind howls, and even now, some swear they have seen the Malamander creep…
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742Books & LiteratureBook Review: On the Come Up, by Angie Thomas
A 16-year-old African American girl dreams of one day being a famous rapper.
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456Books & LiteratureBook Review: Throne of Glass 6: Tower of Dawn, by Sarah J Maas
Chaol and Nesryn sail for Antica, the stronghold of the southern continent's mighty empire and of the legendary healers of the Torre Cesme.
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496Books & LiteratureBook Review: Betrothed Book 4: Telophy, by Wanda Wiltshire
Dark Magic still haunts Marla in Faera in this 4th instalment of the Betrothed fantasy series, and we glimpse into the past of the King.
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474Books & LiteratureBook Review: Betrothed Book 3: Confused, by Wanda Wiltshire
The third book in the 'Betrothed' young adult fantasy series introduces a darker side of the Faery kingdom as the various story strands begin to connect.
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378Books & LiteratureBook Review: Betrothed Book 2: Allegiance, by Wanda Wiltshire
In the second book of the young adult fantasy series, Betrothed, Leif, Marla and Jack must join forces to help vanquish a deadly threat.
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501Books & LiteratureBook Review: Betrothed, by Wanda Wiltshire
Amy discovers that she is Fae when strange dreams begin to reveal that she and her parents are not from this world.
