‘Only trains can ride the K-bahn: the old, wise trains of the Empire, barracuda-beautiful, dreaming their dreams of speed and…
This controversial YA novel about heroin addiction won the Carnegie Medal. Now considered a trailblazer, it was published in 1996…
Is it horror? Science fiction? Romance? Spiritual guidance disguised as a YA novel? The Starlight Crystal is all of these…
The best way I can describe this book is Alice in Wonderland crossed with one of those video games where…
I liked this debut novel from Australian author Georgina Young. It’s categorised as YA but if we are looking closely…
The funny thing is, as soon as the random generator threw up this teen book that I read back in…
Re-reading this slim YA novel was an uncanny experience, as it seems quite prescient. It was first published in 1989…
This is a fun supernatural thriller from the master of teen horror, Christopher Pike. Trends have moved on and most…
I had mixed feelings about the second volume of The Book of Dust. I liked it a lot better than…
John Green’s extremely successful YA book has translated to a compelling and heartbreaking romance film. It’s quite close to the…