Jason Reynolds shares his childhood takeaway from reading F. Scott Fitzgerald's, THE GREAT GATSBY! Do you remember your first reading this classic? https://bit.ly/4kZxb4k | Scribner Books

We were so thrilled to have the brilliant Jason Reynolds visit us at the BookTrust office recently - here he is reading from his new book Ghost! While he was in, we spoke to him about all sorts - from his love of school visits to his writing process and what we can expect from him next. Head to our website to find out what he had to say (and to be in with a chance of winning his brilliantly inspiring For Every One, too!) https://www.booktrust.org.uk/news-and-features/features/2019/february/jason

Last year for Rally to Read we were lucky enough to have Jason Reynolds read his incredible book There Was a Party for Langston. Since today is Langston Hughes' birthday, what better way to kick off Black History Month than to hear it again (and also get you excited for the next Rally to Read in March)? Pick up There Was a Party for Langston (B&N Exclusive Edition) by Jason Reynolds, Jerome Pumphrey (Illustrator), and Jarrett Pumphrey (Illustrator) at your local B&N today! https://www.barnesandn

Being a “crybaby” is Jason Reynold’s favorite thing about himself. On this week’s “Wild Card with Rachel Martin,” he talks about his restless approach to life and the advice he got from LeVar Burton. Watch the full interview: https://n.pr/3HBRLIU | NPR

Today's National Book Festival highlight is National Ambassador for Young People's Literature Jason Reynolds speaking about "Stamped: Racism, Antiracism and You," the bestselling book that he and African-American studies scholar Ibram X. Kendi co-authored. See the full video here: https://blogs.loc.gov/national-book-festival/?loclr=fbloc | The Library of Congress

“Twenty-Four Seconds From Now…” author Jason Reynolds on contextualizing sexuality and the importance of having conversations with young men about pornography | The Daily Show