By Anna Yesilevskiy Today we're pleased to welcome Marisa Kanter to the WNDB blog to discuss As If on Cue, out September 21, 2021. A pair of fierce foes are forced to work together to save the arts at their school in this swoony YA enemies-to-lovers romance that fans of Jenny Han and Morgan … [Read more...] about Q&A With Marisa Kanter, As If on Cue
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Q&A With Tiffany D. Jackson, White Smoke
By Chinelo Ikem Today we’re pleased to welcome Tiffany D. Jackson to the WNDB blog to discuss White Smoke, out September 14, 2021. The Haunting of Hill House meets Get Out in this chilling YA psychological thriller and modern take on the classic haunted house story from New York … [Read more...] about Q&A With Tiffany D. Jackson, White Smoke
Q&A With Michelle Quach, Not Here to Be Liked
By Shannon Rygg Today we’re pleased to welcome Michelle Quach to the WNDB blog to discuss Not Here to Be Liked. How would you pitch Not Here to Be Liked to readers in two sentences or less? When Eliza Quan gets snubbed as editor-in-chief of the school paper for a less qualified but more … [Read more...] about Q&A With Michelle Quach, Not Here to Be Liked
Q&A With Sonia Hartl, The Lost Girls
By Michele Kirichanskaya Today we’re pleased to welcome Sonia Hartl to the WNDB blog to discuss The Lost Girls. What inspired The Lost Girls? Why Vampires? (Also, is the title based off the vampire film, The Lost Boys?) It started out with me just messing around on Twitter, probably … [Read more...] about Q&A With Sonia Hartl, The Lost Girls
Cover Reveal for A Girl’s Guide to Love & Magic by Debbie Rigaud
Today we are thrilled to reveal the cover for A Girl's Guide to Love & Magic by Debbie Rigaud. The cover art was illustrated by Erick Davila and the cover was designed by Yaffa Jaskoll. The book will be released on July 26, 2022 by Scholastic. Preorder the book here, here, and here. Perfect … [Read more...] about Cover Reveal for A Girl’s Guide to Love & Magic by Debbie Rigaud
Sarah Raughley Aimed to Tell The Entire Truth About The Victorian Era with The Bones of Ruin
The Bones of Ruin is available now. By Karis Rogerson Sarah Raughley, author of The Bones of Ruin, said she has been writing since she was a young child, helped along partly by her older brothers’ interest in “story-rich media.” In fourth grade, a teacher encouraged Raughley in her writing … [Read more...] about Sarah Raughley Aimed to Tell The Entire Truth About The Victorian Era with The Bones of Ruin
Q&A With Aden Polydoros, The City Beautiful
By Aleah Gornbein Today we’re pleased to welcome Aden Polydoros to the WNDB blog to discuss The City Beautiful. What was the writing process like for The City Beautiful? What was the hardest part about writing this difficult story, and did anything surprise you? During the drafting … [Read more...] about Q&A With Aden Polydoros, The City Beautiful
Q&A With Meredith Ireland, The Jasmine Project
By Sara Conway Today we're pleased to welcome Meredith Ireland to the WNDB blog to discuss her young adult novel The Jasmine Project, out September 7, 2021! Jenny Han meets The Bachelorette in this effervescent romantic comedy about a teen Korean American adoptee who unwittingly finds herself … [Read more...] about Q&A With Meredith Ireland, The Jasmine Project
Jordan Ifueko’s Redemptor Allows Black Girls, Even Heroines, To Ask For Help When They Need It
Redemptor by Jordan Ifueko is available now. Read our interview with Jordan about Raybearer. by Chinelo Ikem Readers absolutely loved Jordan Ifueko’s debut novel Raybearer, the first book of the West-African inspired fantasy duology. Published last year on August 18, 2020, Raybearer introduced … [Read more...] about Jordan Ifueko’s Redemptor Allows Black Girls, Even Heroines, To Ask For Help When They Need It
