Everyone Reads: Scott Westerfeld

Scott Westerfeld is the award-winning author of both the Uglies and Leviathan series, as well as Spill Zone. Scott shares how reading books, comics, and graphic novels help him see the book he reads in a different light.

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Cover of "Let Me Hear a Rhyme" by Tiffany D. Jackson, depicting three teens with a boombox in a vibrant, graffiti-style design.

Let Me Hear a Rhyme by Tiffany D. Jackson

Three Brooklyn teens plot to turn their murdered friend into a major rap star by pretending he is still alive, in a vibrant standalone novel by the NAACP Image Award-nominated author of Monday’s Not Coming.

Cover of "The Dark Fantastic" by Ebony Elizabeth Thomas, featuring an illustrated woman holding a red bird.

The Dark Fantastic by Ebony Elizabeth Thomas

An engaging and provocative analysis of race in popular youth and young-adult speculative fiction considers four strong black girl protagonists in some of the 21st century’s most popular stories to reveal how characters of color are typically marginalized and subjected to violence.

Cover of "Storm of Locusts" by Rebecca Roanhorse featuring people standing near a flipped car with a fiery background.

Storm of Locusts by Rebecca Roanhorse

Monster hunter Maggie Hoskie learns that her best friend Kai has fallen in with a cult led by a mysterious Navajo man known as White Locust, but her trust in herself and her friend are tested to the breaking point when she learns of White Locust’s plans for the Big Water world.

Book cover of "Black Wings Beating" by Alex London featuring dark silhouettes of birds against a blue background.

Black Wings Beating by Alex London

Twins Kylee and Brysen must fight for survival in a remote valley called Six Villages as war approaches, she by rejecting her ancient gifts for falconry and Brysen by striving to find greatness.

Comic cover of "Giant Days" showing a woman in a white dress running from a kangaroo with two people on its back.

Giant Days by John Allison

Stop the presses! Ed Gemmel has a girlfriend. With Christmas looming, it’s time to meet her family-in Australia. Which is fine. Who cares that they’re all Manly Men! Ed once… did something manly. That one time. It happened. It’s going to be fine.

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