I don’t normally do posts like this but one of my lovely blogging friends, Casey at DarkReaders, was asked to make the UK book trailer for All Our Yesterdays and I wanted to do just write a quick post to show you guys the final trailer: What do you think? I love it. I also read All Our Yesterdays over the weekend and really enjoyed it so watch out for a review very soon!

This month Headline have been doing a series of posts, pinterest pins and more in order to promote the love of YA. As part of this, I was excited to be invited to share my favourite YA book which you can see on this Pinterest board here along with a brief summary of why I love it, and to get to host one of the posts. Today I’m handing this post over to Lynsey who works in Headline’s Marketing department. As someone who is very interested in working in publishing myself when I eventually graduate from Uni in September, I was really interested to find out more about marketing in book publishing. Who are you, and what is your job title? Hello, I’m Lynsey.  I work in the Headline Marketing department and I look after the marketing for all Headline’s […]

Sadly this post is a day late as yesterday I was working a ten-hour shift so as you can imagine, by the time I got home I was too exhausted to think about blogging. However, today I’m properly starting Faye’s LGBT Read-a-Thon. When Faye announced this event, I thought I should definitely take part as LGBT issues are something that are incredibly important in YA and are often ignored. Considering many teenagers who read YA may be at that age where they’re just trying to figure out who they like, it’s important that issues about sexuality can be found in books – which are often considered a haven for people to escape in. The books I’m hoping to read in this readathon are: 1. Will Grayson, Will Grayson- David Levithan and John Green 2. Ask The Passengers- A S King […]