Kelly Jensen is an Editor at Book Riot. She specializes in publishing and media, with a keen focus on authors, books, and cultural movements, often exploring themes related to education, government, and society. Kelly's work has been featured in The Good Men Project, School Library Journal, and various other publications.
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By: Kelly Jensen
For being one of the longest summers possible–the distance between Memorial Day and Labor Day is the farthest it can be–this summer has absolutely flown by.
By: Kelly Jensen
It's been several years since I've done a deep dive into the YA books landing on The New York Times bestseller list.
By: Kelly Jensen
People who are banning books have been developing a range of tools to do their work over the last five years.
By: Kelly Jensen
We won't be feeling any coolness in the air for quite some time, but as the end of July approaches, it's hard not to start thinking about back-to-school season.
Benjamin Alire Sáenz, an El Paso, Texas, author and artist, has died at the age of 71 following a long illness.
We all judge a book by its cover. There's no shame in that—covers are the biggest marketing tool a book has. But not all book covers are created equal.
Historically, July is the quietest month in the publishing world. Compared to previous Julys, this year has actually seen a robust array of new YA fiction hit shelves.
By: Kelly Jensen
Last year in my personal newsletter, I wrote about a new tactic emerging in several U.S. states that had a direct impact on funding public
Queer people exist, and queer families exist. Even families that may look to be heteronormative on the outside may be anything but–something I know and live personally.
By: Kelly Jensen
Several years and several states in, laws targeting library collections and library workers continue to increase.
