Young Adult Book Reviews - Editors Weekly

In ‘Under the Pawpaw Trees’, Cheryl King delivers a heartfelt sequel that deepens the emotional journey of June Baker as

“Sitting on Top of the World” transports readers to rural Tennessee during the Great Depression, offering a compelling historical narrative

Pat Olney’s debut novel, Fire Horse, dives deep into love, loss, and redemption. It’s a character-focused story that jumps between

“The Corset Factory” transports readers to Victorian England’s heart, where Elizabeth and Lottie emerge as strikingly different characters woven into

“Stealing Glass” by Liv Strom intricately reimagines the Cinderella narrative within a dystopian framework, crafting a tale characterized by deceit,

Launching into an intricate and meticulous snapshot of the Victorian era, Welcome to the Madhouse, the first of the Maids

Injected with drama, adventure and suspense, The Cannibal Cure: A Paranormal Thriller throws you into a wonderfully crafted journey alongside Abby,

Captivatingly written, with an interesting conclusion, Not My War explores the possible turmoil a young adult might have gone through during