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#instawrimo Day 22: Come As Your Character . For me, writing diversely is important. So I don't want to put up pictures of me-as-my-characters. Instead, here are some of the face-casts I've gathered for characters from my latest NaNoWriMo project, all courtesy pexels.com. if you're curious, ask about them and I can tell you more! . . . #weneeddiversebooks #diversityinYA #NaNoWriMo #inspiration #amwriting #YAfantasy (at Easley, South Carolina)
Currently reading.
endless list of underappreciated ya novels: characters: Tali Sanchez Kalloryn ☼ The Second Guard ☼ J.D. Vaughn
“She was a fighter, your mother, until the very end, and if she were here, she’d tell you this: If you wish to excel as a warrior, you must always know what it is you’re fighting for. You must know it, and believe in it. Otherwise you are not a warrior, but a hired hand with a blade.”
brb slightly devastated by The Monster on the Road is Me and the fact that it only has one thing in its tag
BURN is out today!
Official Description:
After helping to rescue Princess Aislynn, Elanor has finally rejoined the rebel camp she calls home. Stolen from her parents at a young age and forced into service by the Wicked Queen, Elanor now wants nothing more than to see the queen removed from power. But Elanor has secrets, mistakes she’s spent years trying to forget, and the closer the rebels get to the throne, the harder it is for Elanor to keep her past hidden away.
With fellow rebels on her side—including Princess Aislynn, Thackery, and the handsome and mysterious Matthias—it is time for Elanor to make a decision. Will she protect her secrets? Or risk everything to save the people she loves?
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Dear @cbcdiversity - HEAR ME ROAR - here are ten actually diverse (you know written by diverse authors?) strong women and girls in middle grade and YA. Work on boosting diverse voices FIRST.
September 23 marks Bi Visibility Day, aka Bisexual Pride Day, and in its honor, we're talking about our favorite "bi-proud" YAs. These are books with bisexual main characters and/or love interests, some of which actively use the word on the page, others of which show characters having
This is very obviously a work in progress and a massively incomplete list, but if you're looking for books both by and about people of marginalized races? Voila, a start, alphabetized by author's l...
Lets not forget this!
