From a wanna-be detective on a cold case and a new one to a best friend proving who killed a Black homecoming queen, you won't be able to put these YA whodunits down.
Whether due to controversial endings and characterizations to dark subject matter, these are some of the most polarizing mysteries ever writtten.
I asked about your favorite book that you've read for the Read Harder Challenge so far, and here are the results!
Get to know the National Book Rating Index, BookLens, RatedBooks, and more tools being used to ban books across US schools and libraries.
It's Disability Pride Month, meaning there is no better time than now to meet some of the disabled superheroes in comics.
What books have been atop The New York Times Bestsellers list for young adults in 2026, and what do they say about the state of YA?
San Diego's Comic-Con started off as a small meeting of niche interests. Today, it's one of the largest pop culture gatherings in the world.
Pack a bag for the beach with these historical fiction beach reads set in Hawai'i, California, Mexico, Jeju, and the Florida Keys.
