Five Media Challenge – YA TragiComedies
A Review: Go: A Kidd’s Guide to Graphic Design
A Review: Most Dangerous: Daniel Ellsberg and the Secret History of the Vietnam War
A Review: Shadowshaper
Teen Lit Publisher Profile – Soho Teen Press
Review Work Part 1 – Professional Reviews & Review Analysis
A Review: Saga, Volume 1-3
A Review: March Trilogy
A Review: Girl Mans Up
Collection development for teens requires teen input
Creating categories and corresponding menus in WordPress
NYC high school admissions – opportunity and stress for teens.
Read-aloud report and reflection
Summary and Review: “Cast Away on the Letter A”
Vocabulary-Building for Your Pre-K Child – Recommended Books List
Vocabulary-Building for Your Pre-K Child
App reviews and evaluation for librarians (and library students!)
My Title Poem – 2016 YA book titles
A Review: “My People”
“Strong, Resilient, Capable, and Confident”
Comparing Sibert and NCSS Award winners
What does the Newbery Award have against sci-fi?
A Review: “Books Between” podcast
SLJ-Style Review: Andre Norton Award winner, “When You Reach Me”
Folktale motif: Paul Bunyan
Two Batchelder Honors Award Winners. And a Review of “Written and Drawn by Henrietta”
Publisher Profile – Lee & Low Books
Analysis: “The Lion and The Mouse”
Blogs for children’s literature.
A Review: “The Arrival”
Recently published picture books
Reviews of Versions of a Classic Book: The Tale of Peter Rabbit (1902)
A Review: Classic Picture Books
Child character in a film – Hugo.
Libraries’ facilitation of early brain & childhood development
UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. Unenforceable?
To Syrian children, from WWII refugees: “I Know What It’s Like”
Early thoughts on Elevator Speech: Why Do You Want to Be a Teen Librarian?
Question 2: You Are an Army of One, the Only Teen Services Librarian in the Library System.
777, Week 13 Questions
YA Virtual Readers’ Advisory
Worried about the results of the 2016 Presidential Election? Annotated resources to help you:
You Are Often Called to the Reference Desk to Help Teens–Whether You Are on Desk or Not. You Don’t Really Mind Because You Worry That Teens Won’t Be Treated Well.
Article Critique – Reaching Out to At-Risk Teens: Building Literacy with Incarcerated Youth, by Stephanie Guerra
Week 8 questions – 777
Brooklyn Public Library, Central Library – Committed to Young Adults? YES!
777 Question 4: “You Know More about Teen Authors than Teens. You Keep Talking about Reading and How Great YA Books Are Because You Want to Share the Joy of Reading-But These Teens Just Don’t Care.”
Analysis of Teen digital space for Brooklyn Public Library, Central Library.
Exploitationship? “Generation Like”
Brooklyn Public Library – Digital Space for Teens
Form Follows Function: Brooklyn Public Library Central Branch – YA Space Observation
YA Librarian Interview Summary
Reflection: Tribalism versus Citizenship: Are Youth Increasingly Unwelcome in Libraries? by Mike Males
You try to relate to teens in a “cool way,” often using teen lingo. You sense it is tragic. You might be right.
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