This Week at TLT

Sunday Reflections: She is Safe? A Personal Reflection for Sexual Assualt Awareness Month

#FSYALit: Orthodox Representation in YA Lit

Middle Grade Monday – The Power of Doorstops

What’s New in LGBTQIA+ This Spring

The Trouble with Telling, author Kristin Halbrook discusses her new release EVERY LAST PROMISE for #SVYALit

March Arc Party: What the tweens/teens thought of some upcoming titles

#tearyya: the books that made us cry (and a sneak peek at VIOLENT ENDS)

Book Review: Things We Know by Heart by Jessi Kirby

Boom, Crash, The Sound of the Economy – featuring THE TRUTH ABOUT US by Janet Gurtler, THE HIT by Delilah S.Dawson and THE BULLIES OF WALL ST. by Sheila Bair

April Post TLA #ARCParty

#SecondChanceChallenge

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