Penguin Teen Cover Reveal Bonanza!

Penguin Teen Cover Reveal Bonanza!

[ad_1] It’s cover reveal time! Today, we are revealing not one, not two, but SIX covers, from debut authors to the return of beloved fantasy characters! We may have even snatched an excerpt for each of these new reads for you to get an early taste of each one. New books will be added here as they are … Read more

The Best New Books of July 2020 |

The Best New Books of July 2020 |

[ad_1] Summer looks different for many of us this year, whether because of travel restrictions, figuring out what schooling will look like come fall, job complications, or new commitments to activism. Whatever’s going on in your life, make time for a book that lets you imagine your way elsewhere (Italy and the Hamptons with Kevin … Read more

What I’m Reading: Kiley Reid

What I'm Reading: Kiley Reid

[ad_1] Kiley Reid earned her MFA from the Iowa Writers’ Workshop, where she was awarded the Truman Capote Fellowship and taught undergraduate creative writing workshops with a focus on race and class. Her short stories have been featured in Ploughshares, December, New South, and Lumina. Reid lives in Philadelphia. Such a Fun Age, Kiley’s debut novel, is an extremely important book. … Read more

The Beautiful: The Recap – Penguin Teen

The Beautiful: The Recap - Penguin Teen

[ad_1] Diving into The Damned by Renée Ahdieh this week? We’re here to give you a refresher on what happened in book 1, The Beautiful!     The Beautiful starts with Celine fleeing Paris, sailing to New Orleans with Pippa, her best friend, to live at a local convent. via GIPHY   Celine, by the way, is one … Read more

5 Thrilling Books About Social Media

5 Thrilling Books About Social Media

[ad_1] Social media. Two words that sometimes make us cringe. We might embrace it. We might try to ignore it. We might change the settings on our phones to black and white so we’re less tempted to look at it. But, no matter how we view social media, it’s here to stay. At least until … Read more

The Necessary Arthur | Tor.com

The Necessary Arthur | Tor.com

[ad_1] Some days you find out that the world is nothing like what you think it is. An archaeologist named Tamara working near Hadrian’s Wall is approached by a very annoyed-looking, silver-haired woman with an incomprehensible message: The game is moving on, the time has come to play a hand, and Tamara is on point. … Read more

A Conversation with Abi Daré

A Conversation with Abi Daré

[ad_1] Abi Daré’s debut novel is the unforgettable, inspiring story of a teenage girl growing up in a rural Nigerian village who longs to get an education so that she can find her “louding voice” and speak up for herself. Read it Forward’s senior editor, Abbe Wright, spoke with Abi to learn more about the author’s … Read more

One girl. One shot. A legend in the making.  Read an excerpt from Hood in our In…

[ad_1] One girl. One shot. A legend in the making. ???? Read an excerpt from Hood in our Instagram Story! . Search for Hood on DisneyBooks.com. Link in bio or tap on the tag in the photo to shop. . About the Book: You have the blood of kings and rebels within you, love. Let it … Read more

10 Ways to Get Yourself Out of a Reading Slump

10 Ways to Get Yourself Out of a Reading Slump

[ad_1] Reading isn’t always easy or enjoyable. Sometimes, it can be incredibly difficult to focus and engage with the text you’re trying to read, especially if your mind is elsewhere. Lately, on social media, I’ve been seeing a lot of people relate to this. They’re finding it hard to read during these strenuous times. I … Read more

The Read it Forward Editors Share Their 2020 Summer Reads

The Read it Forward Editors Share Their 2020 Summer Reads

[ad_1] We must admit: reading has happened in spurts for us over these difficult past few months. Sometimes, we read a lot (like all-the-time-can’t-put-a-book-down) and other times, we can barely read at all (seriously, where did our attention spans go?). But summer has us excited to read—maybe it’s the warm weather and sunshine that’s got … Read more