Blog Books for teens
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Lisa Thompson’s January Book Club Takeover!
Lisa Thompson, author of superstar bestseller The Goldfish Boy, is sharing her 5 favourite children’s books from your January Book Club. Read on to find fantastic new fiction and an all-time classic!
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Melinda Salisbury picks her fantasy cast list for the world of State of Sorrow
Bestselling author of young adult novels Melinda Salisbury picks her fantasy cast for her heart-stopping duology State of Sorrow and Song of Sorrow.
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Q&A with Alexandra Sheppard
Welcome back to our author Q&As! This month we’re welcoming Alexandra Sheppard.
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Teen Reviews: Part 1
Read below to find out what Olivia, Henrietta and Angel thought of three of our favourite YA books from our September offer. A big thank you to all three of you from the Scholastic Marketing team!
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Teen Reviews: Part 2
Our second instalment of Teen Reviews for the September offer. Keep reading to find out what Izzy, Charlie and Keira made of three of our latest YA reads!
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Teen Reviews: Part 3
Our final teen reviews for the September offer, this time from Feranmi, Sam and Eva. Carry on reading to discover what the three of them thought about their YA reads.
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Night of the Party: Writing Behind The Scenes
An insight into the writing process of Tracey Mathias, author of Night of the Party – an eerie timely YA thriller.
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Our highlights from your May Book Club
Whether you’re looking for Donaldson or Walliams we’ve got something for you! Here are a few of our favourite reads from the May Book Club to see you through to the bank holiday weekend.
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Discover the favourite children’s authors and illustrators of all time!
The votes are in! Find out who was voted as the favourite children’s authors and illustrators of all time in our recent poll.
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Bestselling author Melinda Salisbury returns with her brand new novel: State of Sorrow
Teen and YA bestselling author Melinda Salisbury describes the influences behind her latest novel State of Sorrow, and recommends her top picks from our Teen Book Club.
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Enjoying the dark humour of children’s books
Primary school teacher Jonny Walker tells us why funny books for children are so delightfully and darkly humorous, and recommends some of his favourites.
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Story Cures for Scholastic
Ella and Susan, who wrote The Story Cure: How to Keep Children Happy, Healthy and Wise, have put together a selection of great books to see your kids through the difficult stages in their lives.
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Christmas Gift Guide – Books for 11+
We’re recommending some of favourite books to buy teens this Christmas!
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Q&A with Billy Merrell
Welcome back to our author Q&As! This month we’re welcoming Billy Merrell.
Billy Merrell was born in St. Louis, Missouri, and raised in Jacksonville, Florida. He is a writer of both poetry and prose,... -
Anti-Bullying Week: All Different, All Equal
With Anti-Bullying Week just around the corner we wanted to take a moment to highlight some brilliant stories that deal with being different.
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Why #KindnessMatters
Inspired by Jaime Thurston’s book Kindness, we carried out our own acts of kindness in and around Scholastic HQ!
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Teen Reviews: Romance
Clodagh and Katy, two of our fantastic Teen Reviewers, are sharing their thoughts on the latest teen romance novels.
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Teen Reviews: Top-secret investigation series to get hooked on
Teen Reviewers Jake and Callum are here to help you to choose a new top-secret investigation series that will keep you hooked!
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Teen Reviews: Hope and Survival
Two of our Teen Reviewers, Gavin and Callum, review some incredible books all about hope and survival.
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Top 10 Stand Alones for Teens
We asked teachers their top books for teenagers and these are their top rated stand alones!
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Top 10 Series for Teens
We asked teachers their top books for teenagers and these are their top rated series!
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Top 3 Fun Facts
We asked teachers their top books and the results poured in but here are some things you may not know about the top three books for teenagers!
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Teen Reviews: Dystopian Twists
Our brilliant Teen Reviewers Chloe, Charlotte and Chelsea are here to help you to choose your next book to read this summer.
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Teen Reviews: Love, Loss and Understanding
Emma, 16, and Ashanti, 14, review some of the most up-and-coming books about love, loss and understanding.
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Teen Reviews: Captivating Worlds
Alex and Holly, two of our Teen Reviewers, tell us all about the captivating worlds of some brilliant adventure novels they’ve read recently.
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Teen Reviews: Amazing debuts – Mystery and Intrigue
Two of our Teen Reviewers, Millie and Eva, share their thoughts on some mysterious and intriguing debut novels.
