Review: Young Adult Literature Convention 2017
Hannah Billingsley-Dadd reports from the London Film and Comic Con 2017.
Browsing: Literature
War in Entertainment: The Best War Films, TV and Books
With the release of ‘Dunkirk’ in cinemas, it’s time to look at some of the best depictions of war in film, television and literature across the years.
Review: Rebel of the Sands by Alwyn Hamilton
Online Manager Hannah reviews a YA tale from Alwyn Hamilton.
Memories of Summer Reading Challenges
Hannah Dadd nostalgically looks back to her Summer Reading Challenges, a very useful way of encouraging children to read.
Review: Peril by Joss Stirling
Katja reviews a dystopian tale from the YA author Joss Stirling.
Review: Into the Water by Paula Hawkins
Rebecca James reviews the ‘Girl on the Train’ author’s new novel.
The Rollercoaster of Growing Up: Perks of Being a Wallflower
As part of our mental health series, David explores mental health in Stephen Chbosky’s iconic novel.
Author in Focus: Alafair Burke
Rebecca James takes a look at the skilled American author.
Review: The Stone Balancer by John Townsend
Hannah Billingsey-Dadd reviews this Young Adult Ravens Book.
In Criticism of 13 Reasons Why
Live Editor Carly-May questions depictions of mental health in Netflix’s new smash hit.
Review: Taken by Rosemary Hayes
As part of our new series with Raven Books, Rehana looks at YA adult novel Taken.
Notes on News: Can diversity really be to blame for falling comic-book sales?
Writer Laura examines whether Marvel can realistically blame diversity for recent declines in comic-book sales
Review: The Muse by Jessie Burton
Does The Muse stand up to Burton’s first novel? Becky Walsh reviews.
Flashback Review: Thirteen Reasons Why
Alongside the release of the Netflix series, Hannah Dadd looks back at its novel inspiration.