Sentences with phrase «young female readers»

It is true that the age group most heavily represented on Wattpad appears to be the younger readers, in specific young female readers.

«THWARTED QUEEN is a wonderful novel to introduce Cecily Neville and historical biographical fiction to young female readers.»

However, the caption read, «I paint my toenails,» a not - so - subtle reminder to young female readers that they could still be «pretty and feminine» (heterosexually attractive) even while playing a traditionally male sport.

Just remember to focus on relatability and plot while targeting younger female readers are that buying digital books.

Not exact matches

Readers may recall a Medium post earlier this year by venture capitalist Hunter Walk, in which he described how interacting with Amazon's virtual assistant device Echo, which responds in a female voice to sharp commands addressed to the name «Alexa,» was teaching his young daughter bad manners.

One newspaper, looking to augment the number of female and young readers, regularly published violations concerning these particular demographics, at the expense of other vulnerable populations, such as the elderly or indigenous.

My readers are mostly female and they vary from young professional women, stay at home moms, fashion bloggers, lifestyle bloggers, photographers and designers!

From books by Mercedes Lackey to Tamora Pierce and more, female readers have often found their most relatable heroines in young adult fantasy, and Noelle Stevenson's Nimona continues in that tradition.

Good Girl Work, (Millbrook Press, 1999), which relates stories of female child labor, was named by the ALA as one of the best nonfiction books published for young adult readers in 1999.

Other trends that will be followed in the coming year will include a more scientific sci - fi, more emphasis on biographies and history for younger readers, more cartoon - based novels like the popular Diary of a Wimpy Kid series, strong female protagonists and survival / adventure stories, and a greater appreciation for diversity in both the characters and the story lines of these titles.

YA / Mature Readers: The resilient young female narrator and her love of story will strike a chord with sophisticated rReaders: The resilient young female narrator and her love of story will strike a chord with sophisticated readersreaders.

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Graphic novels Raina Telegemeier headlines a story about the broadening of the audience for graphic novels, with a focus on female creators and readers, as well as young audiences.

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While the U.S. women's Olympic gymnastics team makes headlines, so does Megan Abbott's new novel, You Will Know Me, which plunges readers into the world of young female gymnasts and their parents.

Yet perhaps the attention of Climate Etc readers in general — and young female scientists in particular — might more productively be directed toward the closing - session lectures of the Vatican's Pontifical Academy workshop, Sustainable Humanity Sustainable Nature Our Responsibility (May 6,2014).