Warner Bros
From 'The Giver' to 'Twilight,' Young Adult Fiction Helps Teens Grow Up
Several stories in the genre grapple with what it means for young people to take on adult responsibilities
Warner Bros
Several stories in the genre grapple with what it means for young people to take on adult responsibilities
Beverly Cleary
The young-adult novelist discusses her childhood, the Internet, and the enduring appeal of her books
Rachael Brown
Following the 'Ramona Quimby' author from her childhood home in the country to her adult stomping grounds in Portland
Atheneum
A conversation with the legendary young adult fantasy writer
Greenwillow Books
Malinda Lo and Cindy Pon are trying to show that books for young readers do not have to feature only white, straight characters
Poppy
A conversation with the satirical fashion bloggers about their new book
The first in a four-part series about the state of the genre—and why it has such a hold on adult readers
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