An Interview with D.L. Garfinkle, author of Storky, is at ALAN Online.
Gail Gauthier at Original Content talks in her Feb 3 post about how some "publishers are interested in raising the definition of YA into the early twenties." I can see how publishers would want to target twenty-something readers. But I don't see why it needs to be done by changing the definition of "young adult".
Over at Bartography, Chris has been sharing the nonfiction American history books he has been reading with his six year old. The current time period they are reading: 1775-1825.
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Audacity by Melanie Crowder . Philomel Books, an imprint of Penguin Young Readers Group . 2015. Reviewed from ARC. The Plot : 1903, Russi...
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In which I say why princesses aren't evil role models and cry about the Slate article about how programming parents are scared of dolls ...
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