Ghosts, Gods, & Gaming: Oh My! Graphic Novels for Teens
Graphic novels cover so many different genres, can be long, short or somewhere in between, and there’s always one for every reader. If you are looking for some variety, check out these cool graphic novels!
Back to the Past: Historical Fiction for Teens
Historical fiction is one of my favorite genres of YA literature and I have been reading a lot of it these past couple of months. Historical fiction novels are generally … Continued
YA Grab Bag: Moody Fiction
If you’ve read or watched Little Fires Everywhere, The Hate U Give or Perks of Being a Wallflower, find your next read here.
YA Grab Bag: Magic, Power and Modern Love
Magical realism, corruption, chance meetings and opposite attractions are all at play in these tales.
Modern Retellings of Classic Fairy Tales for Teens
I love reading fairy tales– from Snow White to the Snow Woman of Japan, fairy tales are always a go-to genre of literature for me. I definitely love a modern … Continued
eBooks to Read: After You Finish Harry Potter
So, you finished Harry Potter. You may feel like nothing will ever compare, but don’t give up before you try! Here’s a few titles that might magically fill the void.
Teen Summer Reading 2020 Booklist
No matter what you spend your time doing this summer, check out one of these great teen reads at your local Library!
Short and Sweet: Books for Teens
Check out an energetic graphic novel, a poetic pep talk, a compact chapter book from one of Pittsburgh’s own and a collection of short stories.
Falling Under Her Spell
Is it love or just an illusion? Pittsburgh Opera continues its 2019-2020 season with Handel’s Baroque masterpiece, Alcina. The opera, from a libretto by A. Marchi adapted from Ariosto’s Orlando Furioso, tells the story of … Continued
The Ten Thousand Doors of January
January will learn the hard way that adventures are rarely easy, and even worse, can be extremely dangerous.