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This Week at TLT Sunday Reflections: Kicking of the Year of #MHYALit #MHYALit: How My Debut Year Got Me to Therapy and Why That’s a Good Thing by Annie Cardi Middle School Monday – See How They Run by Ally Carter #MHYALit: PANIC: WHAT FEAR FEELS LIKE by author Tom Leveen YA Book Club Discussion: […]
Ally Carter is one of my favorite authors for a number of reasons. She writes complex, dynamic female characters who are tested mentally, emotionally, and physically. Sometimes they fail, but they ultimately succeed and come out stronger, usually with the help of their friends. These are important themes for my middle school students to experience […]
This Week at TLT Sunday Reflections: Dear world, stop telling my teenage daughter she is too sensitive Take 5: YA Lit with Great Female Friendships Middle School Monday – Cooking School 16 2016 YA Books I’m Anxiously Anticipating Book Review: Firsts by Laurie Elizabeth Flynn Shelter from the Storms: How You Can Help Recovery Efforts […]
So I’m on vacation, as you might expect, and reading things that I can’t review for a while. But I’m thinking about an offer I had over the Thanksgiving weekend. Friends whom I visit once or twice a year said me, “We had this great idea, but only if you think it’s a great idea.” […]
This Week at TLT Sunday Reflections: Last Christmas, I Gave You My Hope Middle School Monday – Superheroes Don’t Eat Veggie Burgers by Gretchen Kelley Book Review: This Raging Light by Estelle Laure App Review: FotoRus Karen’s Top 15 Reads of 2015 How Did You Do That? Photo Apps Version Around the Web The Number […]
I was more than pleasantly surprised by this story of new sixth grader, Charlie Burger. What could have been a light and fluffy story of one boy vanquishing the bully at school is actually an engaging, detailed story with many layers. Charlie is doing his best to fly under the radar now that he’s in […]
This Week at TLT Sunday Reflections: Reflections on the perfect gift and what it means to be a man Middle School Monday – The Girl in the Well is Me by Karen Rivers Favorite YA Books of 2015 TPiB: Quick Doctor Who Decorations/Ornaments Book Review: Other Broken Things by Christa Desir, reviewed by teen reviewer […]
I love a good unreliable narrator, and that’s exactly what Rivers gives us in this unusual and satisfying story. Bruised, bleeding and trapped, we begin Kammie’s story as she is already stuck in the well, a victim of three ‘mean girls’ from her new school. Kammie has recently moved from the northeast to a small […]
This Week at TLT Sunday Reflections: Mapping the Violence in Your Childhood Memories Tech Talk: HUE Animation Studio Review Middle School Monday – What’s Not to Love? Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Spring 2016 Roundup Video Games Weekly: Video Game Awards Saying goodbye to a successful program Around the Web Whenever I hear or read someone denigrating […]