You’re pretty… pretty ugly
Forever Young Adult Presents: A Review of The List by Siobhan Vivian
Entries tagged: Feminism
Book Report Book Report
I spy with my little eye
Forever Young Adult presents: A review of The Agency: A Spy in the House by Y.S. Lee
I’m on the right track, baby, I was born this way
Forever Young Adult presents: A review of Born Wicked by Jessica Spotswood
I’m back from suffragette city
Forever Young Adult presents a book review of Truth by Julia Karr
Alike and Equal are not the same thing at all (or: Remembering A Wrinkle in Time)
Forever Young Adult Presents: A tribute to A Wrinkle in Time
Oooh, oooooh, witchy woman, see how high she flies
A review of the young adult book The Circle Cast by Alex Epstein
(hey man) oh leave me alone you know
a book review of xvi by julia karr young adult fiction
i could be your hero
Forever Young Adult presents a book review of The Hero and the Crown by Robin McKinley
whatevs, john connor, the rise of the machines is AWESOME.
Forever Young Adult Presents: A Review of Behemoth by Scott Westerfeld
it’s the eye of the tiger, it’s the thrill of the fight
a review of the young adult book the tiger in the well by philip pullman.
the shadow ON MY HEART
a review of the young adult book the shadow in the north by philip pullman.
HOLY. EFFING. SHIZZ.
Forever Young Adult Presents: A Review of the Unsanely Awesome MONSTERS OF MEN by Patrick Ness
This book is WAY better than doing trust falls
A review of the awesomely feminist and super sizzling "Not That Kind of Girl" by Siobhan Vivian.
Just so you know Sally, unlike Bret I’m available immediately
a review of the ruby in the smoke by philip pullman.
i (heart) brooklyn
book review of "a tree grows in brooklyn" by betty smith
The Frankie Landau-Banks Badass Prankster Rebel Girl Mix
a mixtape dedicated to one of the most badass heroines in YA literature, frankie landau-banks.
frankie landau-banks, you totally bilitate me.
a review of the disreputable history of frankie laundau-banks by e. lockhart, also known as why frankie banks is my feminist hero.
i would totally tailgate for “the dairy queen”
a review of "the dairy queen" series by catherine gilbert murdock
“we’re writing for humans, in our specific ways.”
highlights of sara zarr interview and definition of YA literature