My recommendations of fantastic current UKYA writers, for lovers of classic Young Adult fiction
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My recommendations of fantastic current UKYA writers, for lovers of classic Young Adult fiction
It’s UKYA Day! And to celebrate, I paired taylorswift songs with UKYA books (young adult books written by authors from/living in the UK). Check it out!
I wrote a small blog post on my to-be-read book choices and it’s here if anyone wants to read it :-) much appreciation to anyone who does!
What do you score?
Q&A with Children’s Laureate @malorieblackman starts at 2pm! Use the #UKYADay hashtag, and ask away! pic.twitter.com/k8DjDJfHBd
— Lucy Powrie (@LucyTheReader) April 12, 2015
ANNOUNCEMENTS: Readalong, Readathon and #UKYADay
5 reasons more adults should read YA
10 reasons more adults should read YA #UKYADAY #YACHAT
Today marks the celebration of UK YA Day – a celebration, hosted by @LucyTheReader, of young adult fiction written by homegrown UK authors. I have, and always will, love YA fiction and hope that today marks the beginning of a rise in popularity for the YA market.
Many of my friends and colleagues who read my blog are strict readers of adult only fiction and wouldn’t dream of reading…
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It's UK YA DAY!!
Checkout @lucythereader and #ukyaday on Twitter!