Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. SANFORD, Maine — A senior walked into the library at Sanford High School and returned the copy of “Scythe,” by bestselling author ...

Teasing the thriller to PEOPLE, Shusterman asks: 'If happiness were literally a virus – would we want to catch it?' Simon & Schuster; Gaby Gerster The cover of Neal Shusterman’s latest novel is here!

PLEASANT VIEW — Bestselling author Neal Shusterman was in the Ogden area Thursday afternoon, speaking with roughly 150 students at Weber High School about his writing process and his new book, “All ...

EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — A New York Times best-selling author visited students at two Socorro Independent School District campuses to discuss his writing process and where he finds inspiration ...

Students at Plaza Vista School in Irvine read and discuss Neal Shusterman’s books in class. Now, they’ve heard straight from the author about his writing. Shusterman is a best-selling author of more ...

"We have so much local talent lined up," says Willow Fitzgibbon, director of library services at the Fayetteville Public Library, about the True Lit festival Oct. 14-26. Fitzgibbon singles out Kat ...

Do you remember the moment when you left home for good? Many young people will do just that this month as they head to college or the military or a first job. Throughout August we brought you stories ...

Best-selling author Neal Shusterman will speak at the Columbus Library at 7 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 19. Shusterman has written several young adult novels, including "Everlost," "Scorpion Shards," "The ...

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SANFORD, Maine — A senior walked into the library at Sanford High School and returned the copy of “Scythe,” by bestselling author Neal Shusterman, that he had borrowed. “This is the first book I’ve ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Teasing the thriller to PEOPLE, Shusterman asks: 'If happiness were literally a virus – would we want to catch it?' The book ...