Reasons to Still Read Long Texts
A library instructor discusses the importance of reading long texts amidst the trends of shorter content formats favored by modern youths.
Virginia county library hosts Pride-themed reading event for kids with mayor as guest reader
A public library in Fairfax County, Virginia, hosted a Pride-themed reading event with local mayor as a guest reader to promote inclusivity for transgender and non-binary youth.
Is there anything other than travel in life?
The article reflects on the experience of reading a novel during a train journey that evokes memories of youth and travel.
The Ministry of Croatian Veterans has announced a public call for a short story about the Homeland War
The Ministry of Croatian Veterans has launched a competition for high school students to submit short stories about the Homeland War to promote remembrance and values associated with it.
New Literary Books on February 27
A review of several new literary works, including novels and anthologies by various authors in South Korea, highlighting themes of struggle, identity, and social issues.
Two Girls, a Mother, and a Happy God: A Collection of Poems by Inga Gaile for Children and Young People
Inga Gaile's second poetry collection for children and youth, 'Two Girls, a Mother, and a Happy God', has been released by the publishing house 'Liels un mazs', featuring illustrations by Elīna Brasliņa.
The Moors of TikTok in 'Wuthering Heights'
A TikTok user expresses frustration with the complex vocabulary in 'Wuthering Heights,' sparking a debate about the reading comprehension ability of younger generations.
Ardone, De Cataldo, Ainis: the talks return on February 21 at the exhibition for the 50th anniversary of Repubblica
Prominent guests will engage in heated debates at the 50th-anniversary exhibition of Repubblica in Rome, featuring discussions on contemporary political issues, crime literature, and youth writing.
Listen to Chetna Balhara - if you look into my eyes, you will know me...
Young poet Chetna Balhara captured everyone's heart at the 'Izhaar-e-Ishq' event during the 'Sahitya Aaj Tak 2026' platform.
How much do youth like or dislike fiction writing? Discussion with young writers on Aaj Tak's platform
Aaj Tak hosted a discussion on youth preferences in fiction writing at the 'Sahitya Aaj Tak 2026' event in Lucknow.
To write fiction, you must read non-fiction... young writers share the formula
At the final day of Sahitya Aaj Tak in Lucknow, young writers discussed the significance of reading non-fiction for writing quality fiction.
"There must be room for the many young people who are invisible in literature and media"
A piece highlighting the importance of representation for young queer individuals and underrepresented families in literature, as captured in the nominated works for the Forever Young category.
"Here in the country, one grows up with an illusion that everyone has the same opportunities and that everyone can become what they want"
The article discusses the themes of youth and societal challenges as depicted in the nominated young adult novels.
Marisha Rasi-Koskinen Presents a Book at Vilnius Book Fair, an Idea She Carried for 10 Years
Marisha Rasi-Koskinen will present her long-developed book at the Vilnius Book Fair, showcasing her unique writing style and connection with youth.
Was Machado de Assis a Carnival Reveler? Understand the Relationship Between the Writer's Life and Work with Carnival
The article explores the unexpected connection between the renowned Brazilian writer Machado de Assis and his involvement in Carnival festivities during his youth.
New Children and Youth Books for February 13
The article features new children's and youth literature being published in Korea, highlighting various book themes and their significance in expressing emotions and experiences.
Review: Stormy Heights for Youth. Provocateur Filmed a Classic Novel
A review discussing the film adaptation of a classic novel aimed at young audiences and directed by a provocative filmmaker.
"Once Two Girls, a Mother, and a Happy God" - A Generational Conversation in Poetry Collection for Children and Youth
This article discusses a poetry collection featuring 15 poems that explore the emotional landscapes of children and adolescents through a blend of grotesque and lyrical elements.
Paula Pimenta, a phenomenon among young people, is confirmed for the Bahia Book Biennial 2026
Paula Pimenta, a widely popular author among youth, has been confirmed to attend the Bahia Book Biennial 2026 to be held in Salvador.
Vaino: Mati Unt was once a star like today's content creators
Literary scholar Maarja Vaino compares the fame of Mati Unt in his youth to that of modern content creators, highlighting his impact on youth literature.
ZKM invites to a panel about poet, translator, and diplomat Boris Maruni
The Zagreb Youth Theatre invites lovers of theater and literary arts to a public panel about Boris Maruni, which will be held on February 9, serving as an introduction to the upcoming premiere of the play 'Bullshit, my dear' on February 18.
KINO Festival at Kinokuniya Bookstore Sold Out Until Dawn
The all-night festival 'KINOFES2026' held at Kinokuniya Shinjuku on January 31 showcased various events and attracted 750 attendees, highlighting the love for books among youth.
Elisabeth Åsbrink: Two young people initiate a vital dialogue about Israel and Gaza
In the book 'Under samma himmel', two young individuals embark on a rare meeting to engage in a liberating correspondence between Gaza and Israel.
Youth Book: How Do You Cope with the Wolf?
The new novel by Austrian author and illustrator Agi Ofner explores the complexities of democracy and differing perceptions of reality through its narrative.
Youth Language: Is ‘Unc’ the New ‘Boomer’?
A prominent German literary critic recently described the language in a novel by a relatively young author as 'ancient and uncle-like', sparking discussions about generational language shifts in the context of terms like 'Unc' and 'Boomer'.
Anton G. Leitner's Annual Anthology 'The Poem': Thoughts on Youth and Age
Anton G. Leitner reflects on the challenges of aging with dignity while maintaining humor and joy in his annual poetry anthology.
Thomas Mann and His Dogs: Throwing the Lemon to the Poodle Before Breakfast
The article reflects on Thomas Mann’s affectionate views toward dogs compared to humans, especially in light of his writings from his youth.
Being Young Again
The article reflects on the idea of reclaiming youth in 2026, inspired by the historical struggles that led to democracy in Spain, particularly focusing on the impact of literature during the Spanish Civil War.
The King's speech and the pleasure of taking off your shoes
The article discusses the theme of feeling at home, using the example of a literary character and the personal anecdote of removing shoes to feel comfortable, while also touching upon the inaccessibility of the Spanish housing market for young people.