Transcending charmingly eccentric and entering just plain weird, Nina Grauer is currently a Senior in Penn State's BFA Stage Management Program. She originally hails from Long Island, and hopes to settle in NYC, land of walking too fast. She lives with her dog in training, Pooka, and no one else because she's an introvert and is autistic. Please don't touch her.
Find a great read among these OwnVoices YA books about disability, including Even If We Break by Marieke Nijkamp. Support these works to show publishing the need for representation.
Here are 25+ literary bullet journal quotes to include in your next monthly spread, reading tracker, or whatever spread you want!
It is a truth universally acknowledged: to read, one must have light. So illuminate your life with these reading light apps for iOS and Android.
We're here to topple your Pride TBR with some gorgeous stories and great characters--check out these excellent queer YA comics.
From super simple bookstands made from upcycled materials to DIY bookstand ideas you'll love to show off, these make for a perfect project.
It's Autism Acceptance Month and these fiction and nonfiction autism books are here to help you expand your understanding of autism.
From cats to birds to dragons, there's a great book about animals out there for every young reader. Find one among these middle grade books about animals.
YA fiction is so often focused on people in late middle school and high school. But what about college students? That's where college YA comes in.
If you have a new journal but you're not sure how to approach it and track your reading, check out these literary bujo spread ideas for inspiration.
With updated titles for 2020, you'll never have to wonder again "what book should I read?" This reading quiz has you covered!