Prepare yourself for anything and celebrate the end of everything by checking out this list of 20 of the best post-apocalyptic books of 2019.

These Latina authors amplified Latinx stories in YA lit.

It’s been a strange time to read And The Stars Were Burning Brightly, a book about suicide in England. While February got incrementally weirder with Brexit, Coronavirus and the tragic passing of Caroline Flack, I could be found hiding away from the world with a cup of tea and Danielle Jawando’s latest young adult novel about the suicide of a brilliant and beloved straight-A student. Nathan’s brother Al has committed suicide. There was no warning and the only note, if you can call it that…

Sara Zarr's coming of age drama sees Kyle deal with the fallout of his mother's illicit affair and the end of an era for his family

Authors of SLJ’s Best Young Adult Books of 2019 weigh in on their favorite teen titles of the decade.

Set in Franco's Spain 15 years after the Spanish Civil War, The Fountains of Silence tells the story of forbidden love and stolen babies in an authoritarian state

Sarah Rees Brennan returns with another deliciously dark Chilling Adventures of Sabrina novelisation

Our most anticipated YA audiobook releases of February 2021

Julie Kagawa returns with Iron Raven, the first book in the brand new Iron Fey: Evenfall trilogy

The spooky tale of one girl's journey to Norway to discover the power of her ancestors and the challenge ahead

The middle book in Darren Shan's Archibald Lox series is as adventure-filled and fun as the first.

Brandy Colbert returns with a superb YA novel rich in diversity and dealing with issues such as addiction and being a black teenager in Chicago

The first in Tahereh Mafi's terrifying dystopian series, Shatter Me introduces us to a world beyond repair and a girl who cannot be touched

Inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement, All American Boys remains eternally relevant in the aftermath of the murder of George Floyd

The third of Sarah Rees Brennan's Chilling Adventures of Sabrina novelisations is finally here and it's marvellous

The brand new series from Ireland's master of children's fiction features a young locksmith called Archibald Lox who discovers a secret world called the Merge, which he is uniquely skilled to navigated