Professional Reading
An important resource for youth, school, and academic librarians; educators; and library science students.
The succinct book summaries alone make this a worthy purchase, but the additional resources and suggestions result in an essential addition to professional collections.
Useful for new librarians looking for craft ideas to enhance storytime and inspire young artists.
YA history buffs and academics alike will want to read, reminisce, and chuckle through this fun and well-done work.
A solid addition to classroom libraries and most useful as a resource for middle and high school English teachers. Not a replacement for Salem Press's "Critical Insights," "Magills Literary Annual," or "Critical Surveys" or the Norton Anthology of Theory & Criticism.
An exceptionally executed, culturally responsive, and timely work that demonstrates great sensitivity to the needs, interests, and experiences of teenage girls.
For library science students and public and school librarians interested in a nuanced examination of Asian American YA literature.
An inspiring resource for all librarians who work with adolescents; those who already own the first edition should strongly consider purchasing this updated version.
A welcome addition for school librarians eager to provide upper elementary, middle, or high school students with tools for evaluating the intricacies of nonfiction.
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