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Middle Grade Monday – Loot by Jude Watson and the Heist Genre
March McQuin has spent his life with his jewel thief father, Alfie. Moving from place to place in preparation for the next big heist, March knows more about lock picking and getaway plans than he does about fractions. In fact, now that he’s twelve, Alfie has included him in the plans. But when the latest […]
Friday Finds – June 19, 2015
What Happened in Charleston Look, I know that this is usually just a place where readers come to find a roundup of the week’s posts and some links to current events in the YA world, and those will follow. But I also know that, in working with young people, we have an almost unparalleled opportunity […]
Middle Grade Monday – Ratscalibur by Josh Lieb
As I began this novel by the author of I am a Genius of Unspeakable Evil, and I want to be Your Class President, I worried that this was going to be a cheesy, MG version of The Sword in the Stone. As is obvious from the title, this story borrows from the story of Arthur and Excalibur, but then […]
Friday Finds – June 12, 2015
This Week at TLT Sunday Reflections: The Myth of Just Moving Where the Jobs Are TPiB: Comic Book Creations Middle Grade Monday – Vacation, Week 1 Review From This Month’s School Library Journal: About a Girl by Sarah McCarry Circulating Maker Kits: A Twist on Library MakerSpaces Consent is Sexy, Consent is Required: a #SVYALit […]
Middle Grade Monday – Vacation, Week 1
I have about 6 weeks of ‘vacation’ every summer – my school is on a weird schedule. I spend most of it taking short trips to visit friends and family. Long enough to enjoy everyone, organize their cabinets and clean out their refrigerator, then back to the cats. This week I am visiting one of […]
Friday Finds – June 5, 2015
This Week at TLT Sunday Reflections: The Trouble with “Clean” Abortion in YA Literature: Beyond the Issues, a guest post by Hilary T. Smith Middle Grade Monday and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Book Book Review: Joyride by Anna Banks Creating and Using an iPad Technology Lab as Part of a Library Teen […]
Middle Grade Monday and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Book
Apologies to Judith Viorst. Have you ever gotten an Advanced Reading Copy of a book you were really excited for, only to have it fall flat? You open it up, eager with anticipation, only to find it somewhat uneven. As you continue reading, you notice that the flashback sections are much s..l..o..w..e..r than the present […]
Friday Finds – May 29, 2015
This Week at TLT Sunday Reflections: How We Talk About the Victims of Sexual Abuse Matters Middle Grade Monday – Memorial Day Take 5 Book Review: The Porcupine of Truth by Bill Konigsberg Book Review: Anything Could Happen by Will Walton Career Conversations – What I learned when my teens wanted to host a program […]
Middle Grade Monday – Memorial Day Take 5
I’m somewhat torn over the fact that Memorial Day is a holiday. On one hand, I think it’s valuable for us to recognize the service and sacrifices of those who’ve served our country so selflessly. On the other hand, as a middle school librarian, I wonder what it means to my students beyond a day […]
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