Bookish: How did u decide on a YA novel adaptation for your volgende project?
Evan Daugherty: I was looking at a lot of things – a lot of comic books–and reading a lot of books, and in the process of that…I read five of these YA books. I read “Pure” door Julianna Baggott, “Legend” [by Marie Lu], “Delirium” [by Lauren Oliver] and “This Dark Endeavor” [by Kenneth Oppel]–it’s kind of a cool, young adult version of the “Frankenstein” story.
Bookish: So u obviously read some populair stuff being shopped around–why did u choose to adapt ”Divergent?”
ED: It’s a mutual...

Teen Read Week was October 14th through 20th, but here at The Hub, we’re celebrating for ten days so we can bring u interviews, guest posts, videos, and meer with each of the authors whose boeken made this year’s Teens’ top, boven Ten. Today we feature Veronica Roth, whose book Divergent is #1 on this year’s list.

Divergent is a book about bravery, self-determination, friendship, family, loyalty, and making choices. It is a book that positively captivated (not just) teen readers across the nation, myself included. When gegeven the opportunity, I jumped at the chance to ask Veronica Roth a few...