Kelly Jensen is an editor for Book Riot and the editor/author of several books, including "BODY TALK," "HERE WE ARE," and "(DON'T) CALL ME CRAZY." With a background as a librarian and yoga teacher, Kelly brings a unique perspective to her writing, focusing on book censorship, library advocacy, mental health, and the power of literature.
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Build your TBR with this roundup of new YA releases this week in hardcover and in paperback.
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Catch up with the latest YA books to hit shelves this week.
Kelly Jensen Utah passed one of the most restrictive book ban laws in the previous legislative session and now, we're seeing the ongoing results of that new law.
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Kelly Jensen It might be hard to imagine a premise for a YA book like this in 2024: a high school boy becomes the target of bullying because he refuses to take part in the school's annual fundraiser.
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Kelly Jensen Over the next several weeks, let's spend time planning for actual things that can be done to ensure access to books and facts
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