YA Wednesday: Killer YA Titles, the YA Canon, YA on Sexual Assault, True Crime YA, Quiet YA

I’m a sucker for a good list if it involves cats, corgies, animated gifs of celebrities, or FOOD, especially mac and cheese or chocolate. I don’t even want to think about how much time I waste googling lists in cyberspace when I could be doing something exciting like my taxes. But lists of books are never a waste of time, so today I’m sharing some of the best YA bookish lists I found (when I should have been doing my taxes).

12 authors share I’d Tell You I Love You, But Then I’d Have to Kill You and other killer YA titles.
Here are 10 YA Books That Should Be Added to the Required Reading Canon. Even though I kind of hate the word canon and everything it connotes there are some great books on this list.
It’s sad that we need lists of YA books about sexual assault, but we do. Check out these 2 YA Books To Read On Sexual Assault.
I wish HALF IN LOVE WITH DEATH, my YA novel inspired by a true crime, was on this list of True Crime Stories for Young Adults. List-envy aside, there are some great dark reading choices here.
For writers, there are few things more terrifying than when an agent or editor says your work is too quiet, so this warmed my heart: #QuietYA: 9 underrated March YA books to read.