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My Take QR code stickers get a bad reputation because a lot of them are ugly, tiny or slapped onto things without a clear reason. But a good QR code sticker can be genuinely useful.…
My Take QR code stickers get a bad reputation because a lot of them are ugly, tiny or slapped onto things without a clear reason. But a good QR code sticker can be genuinely useful.…
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You always know the ending of Before I Die. That’s baked into the premise. The main character, Tessa, is sixteen and dying of leukemia. The clock isn’t a twist. It’s the room the whole story…
Some YA books want you to pick a side. You Against Me basically dares you to try. Jenny Downham builds the story around a situation where “siding with your people” feels like the only moral…
Jenny Downham didn’t come up through the neat “English degree → MFA → debut” pipeline. Her route into YA looks more like real life: a creative job with long gaps, a lot of side work,…
Some books treat anger like a character flaw. Furious Thing treats anger like a warning light. Jenny Downham’s protagonist, Lexi, is furious. She’s furious at school. Furious at home. Furious in her own head. And…
If you’ve heard Jenny Downham’s name, there’s a good chance it’s because of Before I Die. That book has stayed in the YA conversation for years, partly because it’s genuinely good, and partly because people…
Proxies are one of those Magic topics where the table conversation is often louder than the actual rulebook conversation. Someone will say “proxies are illegal,” someone else will say “no, they’re totally legal,” and then…
Draft sharper conflict in minutes by staging two movie-inspired minifigs on your notebook and using these fast writing prompts to ignite tension and drive dialogue.