#1000BlackGirlBooks Donation Fund Drive Book List
In Mid-January, a story about 11-year-old Marley Dias and her quest to collection 1000 books about black girls hit the internet. Or maybe the correct phrasing of that is that it hit the internet in...
View ArticleThis Week at Book Riot
Because I was out of town last weekend for an event — which I’ll write a bit about next week (spoiler alert!) — I didn’t get a chance to do my normal Book Riot post round-up. This week you get two...
View ArticleWelcome to About The Girls (#AboutTheGirls) Year 3!
Welcome to the third year of STACKED’s “About The Girls” series. The series launched in 2014 as a means of allowing a space that talked unabashedly about girls, girls in YA lit, female authorship,...
View ArticleOn Light and Shadows: Guest Post by Christine Heppermann (Poisoned Apples &...
The first of three great guest posts for “About The Girls” comes today from Christine Heppermann and it tackles the all-important issue of shame. Christine Heppermann is the author of Poisoned...
View ArticleGirls of the Stories, Stories of the Girls: Guest Post by Samantha Mabry (A...
Today’s piece for “About the Girls” comes from debut author Samantha Mabry. Her novel, A Fierce and Subtle Poison, hits shelves April 12. I read it a few weeks ago, and I couldn’t shake the story...
View ArticlePermission Granted: Guest Post by EK Johnston (Exit, Pursued By A Bear, A...
The final guest post in “About the Girls” this year is from EK Johnston. After reading Exit, Pursued By A Bear, her most recent novel, I had expressed a few questions that felt left open for me as a...
View ArticleOwn Your Voice & Share Your Story: The Lady Project & Wrapping Up “About The...
A recent college graduate approached me two weeks ago to thank me for the workshop I gave at The Lady Project Summit. To anyone who has ever presented or talked in front of a group, it’s pretty...
View ArticleDefining The “Strong Girl” in YA: A Guest Post from Anna Breslaw
Today launches a week-long series that began as an exploration of girls and reading, asking the question “what About The Girls?” This year’s take on the series goes a little bit in a different...
View Article“I Push That Voice Down”: Lilliam Rivera on Body Image & Appearance for...
Welcome to the week-long celebration of feminism! This series, which began its life as “About The Girls,” has expanded this year to highlight broader issues of feminism and social justice. Guest...
View ArticleGirls Can Be Anything: Guest Post from Megan McCafferty for #HereWeAre
Today’s guest post for “About The Girls”/#HereWeAre is from one of my long-time favorite authors, from wayyy back into my own teen hood: Megan McCafferty! Megan McCafferty has written about...
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