If We Tell You
This highly engaging who-done-it involves almost nonstop chase scenes as we follow 15-year-old identical twins Lewis and Cameron from Canada to Edinburgh, Scotland. They’re on the run from a harrowing incident that tore them from their parents....
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Interview with author
Tom Birdseye
Tom Birdseye grew up in North Carolina and Kentucky, where he enjoyed sports and outdoor fun. He wasn’t into reading until age 19, when a friend shoved a book in his face and said, “You’ve got to read this, no excuses.” It was The Hobbit, by J.R.R. . ...
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YAdudebooks (young-adult dude books) was launched in 2021 by Pam Withers, co-author of Jump-Starting Boys: Help Your Reluctant Reader Find Success in School and Life.
Pam is also an award-winning author of 23 young-adult outdoor-adventure novels particularly popular with teen boys. She is well aware that some people will say there’s no such thing as a “boy book” or “girl book,” and she half agrees, but still feels this site may fill a gap, and be useful to some. Due to current societal norms we still live in a time where those who identify as boys tend to read less, and perhaps differently, than their peers.
