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Our Favorite YA Spies
Our Favorite YA Spies

As someone who literally grew up on 007 movies, I adore a good spy! I mean, who doesn’t? If you’re as into espionage as I am, here is a list of some of our favorite YA spies!

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listicleSavannah Kennellyspies, marc favreau, light years, kass morgan, assassin's guide, virginia boecker, wolf by wolf, ryan graudin, etiquette & espionage, gail carriger, code name verity, elizabeth wein, incendiary, zoraida cordova, it ends in fire, the cruel prince, holly blackComment
YA nonfiction/Fiction Buddy Pairs
YA nonfiction/Fiction Buddy Pairs

If you’re like me and could stand to have a few more nonfiction reads in your life, we have a great way for you to find some new favorites: BUDDY BOOK PAIRS! We’ve paired a nonfiction book with a fiction book that have similar themes and would be great to read, one after the other, in whatever order you choose.

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listicleShanese Mullinsatomic women, roseanne montillo, girl in the blue coat, monica hesse, stamped, jason reynolds, ibram x. kendi, tyler johnson was here, jay coles, teenage guy's survival guide, carter finally gets it, jeremy daldry, brent crawford, spies, marc favreau, code name verity, elizabeth wein, we are displaced, malala yousafzai, internment, samira ahmedComment
5 Nonfiction to Fiction Pairings
5 Nonfiction to Fiction Pairings

One portion of my reading diet that needs some boosting in particular is non-fiction. So, in the spirit of switching things up and developing a well-paired tbr, I bring you my favorite pairs of fiction and non-fiction books to read back to back!

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listicleSavannah Kennellyfierce, aly raisman, throw like a girl, sarah henning, the geography of you and me, jennifer e smith, jennifer e. smith, we are displaced, malala yousafzai, read spies, spies, marc favreau, assassin's guide, virginia boecker, we rule the night, claire eliza bartlettComment
15 Illustrated Covers to Lust Over, Because Holy Cow, They're Pretty
15 Illustrated Covers to Lust Over, Because Holy Cow, They're Pretty

I definitely recommend you check out all of these illustrators and designers. Without their beautiful work and dedication, we would not have the stunning covers we do and the world would be a little less magic. “Design and illustration are underappreciated art forms” is the hill I will die on. Watch me.

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listicleSavannah Kennellyrule, read rule, ellen goodlett, rise, we contain multitudes, sarah henstra, the bone houses, emily lloyd-jones, spies, read spies, marc favreau, the astonishing color of after, astonishing color of after, emily x.r. pan, the loose ends list, carrie firestone, internment, read internment, samira ahmed, the revolution of birdie randolph, brandy colbert, summer of fear, lois duncan, darkest part of the forest, holly blackComment
Cover Reveal Roundup: Fall 2019 + Winter 2020
Cover Reveal Roundup: Fall 2019 + Winter 2020

Another cover reveal season has come and gone, which means that the ARCs are starting to arrive at our desks! We’ve seen the covers digitally, but when we see it in print—well, we’re overjoyed. While we wish we could give every single person the glory of seeing these covers in person, this will have to do for now. In case you missed any of the cover reveals, I’ve rounded up all of them here for you! While we wish we could give every single person the glory of seeing these covers in person, this will have to do for now. In case you missed any of the cover reveals, I’ve rounded up all of them here for you!

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cover revealValerie Wonga match made in mehendi, nandini bajpai, emily lloyd-jones, the bone houses, supernova, kass morgan, light years, spies, read spies, marc favreau, when the stars lead to you, ronni davis, throw like a girl, sarah henning, the plain janes, cecil castellucci, jim rugg, atomic women, coverComment
Cover Reveal: Spies by Marc Favreau
Cover Reveal: Spies by Marc Favreau

If your family is anything like mine, you know there is nothing better for family movie night than a good Cold War spy story. Explosions, car chases, gadgets! But, while the movies are well and good, the real stories of spies during the Cold War are just as compelling if not more so. Sure, real spies didn’t have exploding pens or ejector seats in their cars, but their actions had real-world consequences and changed the course of history.

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cover revealSavannah Kennellyread spies, spies, marc favreauComment