Why Writers Fall in Love With YA

Categories: Age | Appeals | Young Adult

Alison McMahan, Lynn Slaughter, and Sheila Sobel discuss why writers are drawn to young adult fiction and why YA stories resonate far beyond their intended age group. They explore how universal emotions and relatable themes help these stories connect with readers of all ages.

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