The Island by C. L. Taylor Review
Novels for YA readers come in many genres, but one very popular one is psychological thrillers as they pull young readers in by blending high-stakes suspense with the messy, raw…
Monsterland by Michael Okon Review
From blood-sucking vampires to shape-shifting werewolves, eccentric mad scientists to decaying, rotting zombies, the annals of YA horror have long been a destination for the eerie, scary, the unexpected and…
The Maze Runner by James Dashner Review
We all love technology and have plenty of it, that’s why we probably enjoy books that involve lots of hi-tech. Thrillers for young adult readers often involve lots of technology,…
The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins Review
When it comes to YA novels, especially dystopian thrillers, they have a certain attraction that grabs readers by the collar, pulls them into the story, totally enthralling and captivating them.…
Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children by Ransom Riggs Review
Young adult fiction has long been a genre that does a fantastic job of exploring identity, belonging, and the extraordinary. It might be through dystopian landscapes, magical realism or eerie…