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Middle School Monday: What We Say—and Don’t Say—Matters
Our students are listening to us. Being neutral—or quiet—is also being registered by our students. They are noticing what we say. What we do. They also notice the silence. Every one of us is on a different spot on our journey of cultural competency.* I was thinking this weekend about what is going on in […]
Friday Finds: January 27, 2017
This Week at TLT Sunday Reflections: This is Why I Marched Here We Are: Feminism & Social Justice In Action by Kelly Jensen (#SJYALit: Social Justice in YA Lit) Book Review: Here We Are: Feminism for the Real World edited by Kelly Jensen Book Review: The You I’ve Never Known by Ellen Hopkins Here We […]
Friday Finds: January 20, 2017
This Week at TLT Sunday Reflections: Greater words than ours Middle School Monday: Ghetto Cowboy by G. Neri Book Review: History is All You Left Me by Adam Silvera #SJYALit: How does real life and research fit with LGBT young adult lit? A guest post by Alex B Video Games Weekly: Why You Should Buy […]
Middle School Monday: Ghetto Cowboy by G. Neri
Last week, I wrote about the books on the top of my TBR pile of dreams. All were published in late 2016 or early 2017. Except one. Ghetto Cowboy by G. Neri (Candlewick Press) came out in 2011. Honestly, these are my favorite titles to be on my TBR lists, because it feels like I’m […]
Friday Finds: January 13, 2017
This Week at TLT Sunday Reflections: This is what happened when they showed a picture of the “Real Jesus” in church today? A discussion on why Representation Matters. Middle School Monday: Lovely TBR Lists. Piles. Dreams. Book Review: Factory Girl by Josanne La Valley Book Review: The March Against Fear: The Last Great Walk of […]
Middle School Monday: Lovely TBR Lists. Piles. Dreams.
If you’re coming back to work after a winter break, welcome! I hope it was restful. Oddly (and wonderfully), I did very little work over break. Except reading, if you count that as work. Which I don’t. Obviously. But, isn’t it dreamy that READING is technically considered part of our work? [Which is probably why […]
Friday Finds: December 30, 2016
This Week at TLT Uppercase Unboxing #3 Carrie Fisher: Rebel Princess, The Library and Me Video Games Weekly: Best Console Games for Teens in 2016 MakerSpace: Paper Circuits, an inexpensive way to introduce electronics with almost instant gratification Around the Web Why Are Americans Less Charitable Than They Used to Be? We Learned A Lot […]
Uppercase Unboxing #3
My third and final review box from Uppercase has arrived, and this one is a real winner. The signed book is Ever the Hunted by Erin Summerill. Here is the publisher’s summary: Seventeen year-old Britta Flannery is at ease only in the woods with her dagger and bow. She spends her days tracking criminals alongside […]
Middle School Monday: Summerlost Review by Librarian Alison Ching!
A little while ago, I wrote about how important it is for us as school librarians to advertise [and advocate for] our literacy roots. As part of shouting out our literature bonafides, I invited you all to think of a book you might like to write about so it could be featured on Middle School […]
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