Young adult fiction shows no sign of slowing down, but how to navigate the masses of books out there? Well, here are seven YA novels com...

If you're white, you've probably seen yourself in books your whole life. But as a British Pakistani Muslim, it's rare for me t...

I have struggled and struggled with this review - I started writing it weeks and weeks ago (months actually) and I've written and rewri...

I've never actually been the recipient of a real punch to the gut, but how I felt when I finished reading Louise O'Neill's Ask...

It's always difficult to follow up a critically acclaimed, pretty much universally loved first novel, but Non Pratt has risen to the c...

There is such a lot of young adult fiction out there that sometimes it all becomes much of a muchness, and you lose heart. So I was re...

The world of foreign embassies seems like it's quite a glamorous one, full of glittering balls, fancy dinners and interesting people. ...

I love a good story about privileged American teenagers as much as the next pop culture obsessed millennial (hello, Gossip Girl ) but E. L...

Savants and an evil serial killer are hardly the stuff of realist fiction, but somehow, with her latest young adult novel, Misty Falls , J...

I adore a strong female protagonist, and Witch Finder by Ruth Warburton provided just such a character. But it's not just a strong fema...

Now here's a book that I felt I absolutely had to love from the moment that I first picked it up. THE book of the 2013 Bologna Book ...

Fun, fun, fun - that's the kind of read Marie Antoinette, Serial Killer is. Okay, I know it's got lots of murders in it, but it...

A story about glamourous, clever teenagers running around Europe and America planning to steal back a lot of really expensive, really rare...

I probably had an imaginary friend when I was younger, and so did you. Yes, you, reading this. I doubt anyone else knew my imaginary frien...

The Finding Sky series by Joss Stirling was something I stumbled upon by accident, so when I got her new book, Storm and Stone, through t...

You know how books in a series tend to get progressively worse? How even when they're very good, the second book isn't better than...

You never forget your first love, goes the tagline on Rainbow Rowell's Eleanor and Park. I'm hoping I'll never forget Eleanor ...

Th ree heart s, two worlds, one se cret - that's the tagline for Marianne Curley's Hidden . A novel about the eternal battle bet...

Young adult fiction is enjoying a resu rgence, thanks to the popula rity of series like Twi light and The Hunger Games , but just because...