Listen up, poseurs: the jig is up. We know you 'shopped that photo. We know you cheated on that test. We know you're a big fat faker, every day, in every way. And now, everyone else is going to know, too.
...That is, if you're one of the unlucky Phoenix Five whose secret lives are about to be exposed in Lisi Harrison's new YA novel, "Pretenders." (The rest of you can relax; nobody will ever know the truth about prom night, spring break, or that thing you did to your cat last year...although for the record, it was truly disturbing and we no longer want to sit with you at lunch.) Harrison's new series is an exposé for the high school ages: the leaked journal entries of five high-achieving freshmen who thought nobody would ever uncover their web of secrets and lies. And today, we're doing a little exposé of our own: the EXCLUSIVE cover reveal of the very first book!
If you've been sobbing into your frilly pink pillows every night, wiping your nose on the sleeve of your silk nightgown and tearfully wondering when, oh when, the long-awaited movie adaptation of "
As we've mentioned before, 
Happy "Prodigy" release day! How excited are you to find out what happens to our star-crossed protagonists June and Day in Marie Lu's "Legend" sequel? We've been enthused for a while now having named the book one of our 
Among the long-gestating book-to-film projects we've been keeping close tabs on is Gayle Forman's arresting 2009 weeper "If I Stay." (We're not kidding about the tears—stock up on the Puffs Plus if you're planning to spend an afternoon with this read.) Optioned by Summit Entertainment, "Twilight" director Catherine Hardwicke was originally set to helm, with actress 
"The Selection" has received another rose from its suitor The CW. 
Stephenie Meyer is developing "Anna Dressed in Blood"! Also, "Anna Dressed in Blood" is being made into a movie by Stephenie Meyer! ...And so concludes that awkward moment when one of the best YA horror stories ever is being adapted for the big screen by the creator of the most big-deal supernatural romance in the history of histories, and you don't know which of these things to lead with because they're both so freakin' exciting. (I don't know what to do, okay? MY WHOLE BRAIN IS CRYING.) Either way, it looks like all that time spent on the set of the "Twilight" films must have given Stephenie Meyer a taste for seeing the magic of YA literature made into feature-length films—and just 'cause the "Twilight" franchise is dunzo, that doesn't mean the magic has to end! 
Because we have the memory capacity of a goldfish, we'd kinda forgotten that Lauren Oliver's lovely "Delirium" series had gotten 
With a title like "Uses for Boys," and a pretty picture of two kissing teens entwined in Christmas lights on the cover, you'd be forgiven for thinking that Erica Lorraine Scheidt's book was a sweet, fluffy, young-adult romance. But, uh, you guys? IT'S NOT.
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