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Teen Librarian Karen Jensen discusses the current issues in middle grade and young adult publishing and their impact on reading and libraries
Readers who have struggled with their own health will be grateful to see another teen go through this and feel less alone. A really moving look at resilience in the face of so much exhaustion and uncertainty.
You need to give yourself a break. You need to pass on the mantle. You need to stop seizing the day, and start soaking it up.
One girl survives a summer camp massacre, another searches for her missing sister before it’s too late, and a third goes on a mysterious treasure hunt in these reads that will keep teens guessing until the end.
I hope you and young readers you know will pick up The Plot to Kill a Queen, and experience, in just a small way, the magic of theater.
What better way to empower children about media literacy than by equipping them with the knowledge, skills, and abilities to think critically about the information they receive and share?
Today we have a preview of a new YA graphic novel about queer witches in 1930s Mississippi.
What parts are Silver Bay reality and what parts are Copper Cove myth? Perhaps it doesn’t matter.
I loved watching Monty find all the pieces to solve the mystery of the key and watching him grow as an activist. A really good read.
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