Last Tuesday, I counted down the days until Mockingjay ‘s official North American release with you by asking you to vote on your favorite Catching Fire promo video. In case you missed that post, you still have time to vote for your favorite trailer. Two of them were official trailers with the main different being [...]

When I finished reading The Hunger Games, I was – understandably so – on fire with the desire to continue the series as quickly as possible. However, things got in the way; I had other books to read, interview questions to write, reviews to write, and emails to send. Then at some point, when the [...]

For the last couple of weeks, I’ve made an effort to find a book trailer for either a book I was in the midst of reading or was looking forward to checking out in the near future. This week, I wanted to talk about Holly Cupala‘s recently released trailer for what has been hailed “a [...]

Last week, I posted the two book trailers that Penguin created for Gayle Forman‘s debut novel, If I Stay. The first one was nearly one minute long, and was filled with a lot of superscript words from start to finish, and it was created to promote the hardcover edition of the novel. Having already read [...]

On Tuesday of this week, I asked my readers to compare the two official trailers made by Penguin Young Readers to promote Gayle Forman‘s novel, If I Stay. I received quite a few comments on my site and through Twitter where my readers mentioned not only which one they preferred, but also why. Now this [...]

Later this week, I’m going to be posting my review of If I Stay by Gayle Forman, so I thought that today, I’d give you a taste of the excitement I felt about this book. Before reading the novel, I checked out the book trailer on the Penguin POV site. It has three distinct sections, [...]

If you’ve been to my site in the last couple of days, then you’ll probably know that I got my hands on Shiver by Maggie Stiefvater. (For those who haven’t, check out what’s in my mailbox? to learn what other books will be reviewed by me in the near future.) The YA book blog world [...]

Thorough her book trailer, Tessa Dare presents her story in a new and exciting way, which will stick with you long after the push for this viral marketing campaign is forgotten. Should YA book trailers be striving for the same thing?

If you’ve ever felt like no one could possibly understand what you’ve went through in life, then maybe Scars by Cheryl Rainfield is the book for you. You really aren’t the only one experiencing this crisis, it just feels that way.