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Keeping a Kids' Writing Workshop Going
"Free Verse" author Sarah Dooley has been leading a writing group at a West Virginia public library for six years.
Where the Girls Are: Recent Titles on Feminism, Girlhood, and Sexism | Adult Books 4 Teens
Whether nonfiction or novels, these selections highlight the stories of girls and young women who grapple with their sexuality, deal with issues such as immigration and sexism, and consider their own identities.
After Cancelling 2016 National Institute, ALSC Regroups To Serve Members
ALSC president Andrew Medlar details reasons for cancelling the 2016 Institute in North Carolina, the costs incurred, and how ALSC will make sure the educational experience isn't lost.
Escaping into Other Worlds | Adult Books 4 Teens
Leave the real world behind, and enter the realm of fantasy with some adult titles brimming with teen appeal, including Ian Pears's Arcadia, a fascinating example of metafiction (with an app tie-in); Samantha Hunt's Mr. Splitfoot, a thought-provoking and lyrical work about two former members of a religious cult; and Charlie Anders's All the Birds in the Sky, a well-crafted work of fantasy with elements of quirky romance.
SLJ Webcomic Exclusive: "Economy of Form" by Melanie Gillman
SLJ presents an original webcomic by "As the Crow Flies" creator Melanie Gillman starring Charlie, a queer 13-year-old girl, and her friend Mei.
Steampunk, SLIME, and Game Design: Lead the Change Fast-Learning Sessions
Three rapid-fire presentations on steampunk making, organizing a regional maker expo, and digital game design wrapped up our Lead the Change Maker Workshop.
11 Questions for Best-Selling Teen Psychologist Lisa Damour
The author of "Untangled: Guiding Teenage Girls Through the Seven Transitions into Adulthood" offers insight into tween tribes, teen risk-taking, the growth mind-set, and more in this audio feature.
The Alex Award Challenge | Adult Books 4 Teens
New columnist Sarah Hill shares her aspirations for Adult Books 4 Teens this year. And don’t miss the titles she’s compiled, including the latest from teen favorite Meg Cabot.
Reading Room for Visually Impaired Kids Incorporates the Power of Touch
After researching how low-vision kids experience books today, the San Antonio Public Library opened a new reading room with plenty of braille and large-print children’s books, audio and magnifying technology, and tactile art.
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