Rebecca Stead (on hiatus) Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Rebecca Stead (on hiatus)

Readers! @melostrom’s wonderful debut YA novel, THE BELOVED WILD, is out in two short weeks. Can you spy the all-impt art change made between ARC and final cover? https://t.co/VD8jQdGPm6

Rebecca Stead (on hiatus)

THANK YOU, #PNBA for a warm and wonderful Kids' Table dinner on Sunday. It was so good that I once again failed to take a single picture. (@ttigani, we forgot.) But the next day I went to a garden and considered the great luck of landing my life with books and book people. https://t.co/qiujPyf2my

Rebecca Stead (on hiatus)

Jerry Spinelli's WRINGER was one of the books that inspired me to write for young people - this Tuesday at 7pmEST, I'll be talking with him about his latest novel, DEAD WEDNESDAY, and writing middle-grade fiction. Please come! Link below. https://t.co/O6MLdIgGcH

Rebecca Stead (on hiatus)

@FTBradleyAuthor @AGWishingrad @ElanaKArnold I like "dealing with stuff" as a generous synonym for surly. (Would maybe add to the list: The Great Gilly Hopkins, by Katherine Paterson.)

Rebecca Stead (on hiatus)

Jerry Spinelli's WRINGER was one of the books that inspired me to write for young people - this Tuesday at 7pmEST, I'll be talking with him about his latest novel, DEAD WEDNESDAY, and writing middle-grade fiction. Please come! Link below. https://t.co/O6MLdIgGcH

Rebecca Stead (on hiatus)

Here on my kitchen counter you see WILDER by @andrewSimonet. It’s thought-provoking, compelling YA lit, with a story that never stops until it drops you. (In a good way.) https://t.co/OAh5aAYPMf https://t.co/Ld7du1KiUw

Rebecca Stead (on hiatus)

I have finished the wonderful CHALLENGER DEEP by @NealShusterman. I read it slowly, and I'm glad I did. Worth savoring.