Tag: disability representation

5 YA Books with Disabled Protagonists

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It’s officially Disability Pride Month! To kick us off, I wanted to highlight five young adult (YA) books that have disabled protagonists. When searching for books, I wanted to find

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If You Were Here | Abigail Johnson

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If You Were Here out now from Storytide; 304 pages Content Warning: Death of parent, grief, cheating  About the Author: “Abigail Johnson was born in Pennsylvania. When she was twelve,

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7 More Books with Disability Representation

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In August, our lovely staff here at Pine Reads Review reviewed five amazing young adult and children’s books with disability representation. But five books isn’t nearly enough to cover the

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5 Lesser-Known Books with Disability Representation

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In recent years, diverse representation within Young Adult and Children’s literature has exploded. We are finally seeing the much needed stories of kids and teens from all walks of life:

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Not My Cup of Tea? Reading A Series Outside My Comfort Zone

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My reading habits have remained the same since I was an angsty teen – YA novels with real-world problems, love, mature themes, and female protagonists have always been my bread

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Expect the Unexpected | Reacting to UP ALL NIGHT

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“‘I’ve never stayed up all night before.’” -“A Place to Start” by Nina LaCour I’ll admit it: I’m a night owl. More often than not, I’m awake—and likely reading—in the

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