Reader Q and A
In today's Reader Q&A, 16-year-old Audrey Crothers from Virginia Beach, VA talks about her favorite book-based film, shares the two series that got her hooked on fantasy fiction, and reveals the real reason behind wanting to swap shoes with Jessica from Amelia Atwater-Rhodes's DEMON IN MY VIEW.
Today, 15-year-old John J. from DuBois, PA shares which fun, fictional characters he'd want at his birthday bash, discusses the realistic aspects of David Klass's YOU DON'T KNOW ME and shares a set of amusing quotes from one of the greatest American novels ever written.
Today's Reader Q&A participant is 16-year-old Lindsee from Hampton, GA. Below, she talks about her current obsession with Alyson Noel's Immortals series and credits the Twilight books for jump-starting her interest in reading.
In today's Reader Q&A, 14-year-old Drew Rose from Millersburg, MI raves about Tamora Pierce's series, shares three questions she'd love to ask Lemony Snicket, and names a recent movie she actually liked better than the book it was based on.
Today, soon-to-be 15-year-old Olivia Miltner from Columbus, OH answers our Reader Q&A, where she discusses appealing aspects of Scott Westerfeld's EXTRAS universe, her love for Sarah Dessen's books, and her soft spot for all things romance.
Last month, we launched a new feature inviting all of you to write guest posts on the Teenreads.com blog. We came up with a list of questions for you to answer --- and you replied enthusiastically --- and we’ve been sharing your responses.
15-year-old Ugo Ume from Lithonia, GA and 15-year-old Kristen Hlava from Brookfield, WI join us for today's Reader Q&A, where they each list their top three books of all time, share favorite quotes on the magic of music, and muse on what it would be like to pick the brain of legendary writer Elie Wiesel.Ugo Ume from Lithonia, GA
In today's Reader Q&A, Brenna N. from Chandler, AZ describes what drew her to favorite novels, shares which book she's foisted on just about everyone she knows, and reflects on why she's happy to be living her own life and not that of a fictional character.
