Links Galore

Lots of links I’ve been saving:

If we ever need books that inspire social change, it’s now.
March: Book Three makes National Book Award history.
Take your own walking tour of New York Jewish literary history.
Don’t rush the revision. And maybe keep some of these revision questions in mind.
Teen Vogue is doing some awesome work, including their new book club!
The Healthy Library Initiative sounds like a fascinating and potentially life-saving program.
Emma Watson shares some books.
On the problem of the hero’s journey and marginalization in trans YA books.
Because we can never forget.
I definitely need this audio version of Anne of Green Gables.
An old post by Jacqueline Woodson, but ever as important, about who can tell particular stories.
The business behind opening a bookstore.
Love this list of realistic middle grade novels.
What to ask before signing with a small press.
I continue to be psyched for the Series of Unfortunate Events TV series.
How to put together a writer’s mission statement.
Because lots of teens don’t fall in love.
How to make your title work for you.
The delightful Betsy Devany is hosting a blog series about childhood loveys in honor of her adorable picture book, Lucy’s Lovey , and this week I’m sharing my story of Pillows #1 and #2!
And in case you need some podcast-y distraction for the end of the year, check out all 11 episodes of Crossover Appeal. Looking forward to lots more in 2017!