The Hub is a helpful source for reviews of young adult (YA) literature as well as news about young adult media. Written by several regular bloggers, the site is organized as a typical blog, with the most recent articles appearing first. The site layout is simple, and while the design’s colors and graphics feel dated, the site itself is straightforward and easy to navigate. Both categories and tags, listed to the right of the main content, are used to organize posts. The posts themselves are a variety of lengths and are written in an informal, conversational tone that is consistent among the writers. Though The Hub’s mission cites a desire to provide “unbiased” content, many posts display strong points of view, and there is a pervasive concern for social justice. There are no advertisements, except for a link to subscribe to YALSA’s print magazine. This site would be most helpful for librarians who are familiar with ongoing YA-related theory and discussions, because it makes frequent references to current events in YA literature. The Hub is a useful resource for librarians who want to keep up with the field of YA media. Recommended. Professional. ( )