Friday Finds – February 12, 2016

by Robin Willis | Blogs
Feb 12, 2016 | Filed in Blogs
This Week at TLT Sunday Reflections: Reflections on Making While Sitting in My Teen MakerSpace Book Review: Lady Midnight by Cassandra Clare, by teen reviewer Lexi Middle School Monday – The Nameless City by Faith Erin Hicks Recently in Book Mail (Plus a Giveaway!) Anxiety, Me and It’s All Your Fault, by guest blogger Liz […]

fridayfindsThis Week at TLT

Sunday Reflections: Reflections on Making While Sitting in My Teen MakerSpace

Book Review: Lady Midnight by Cassandra Clare, by teen reviewer Lexi

Middle School Monday – The Nameless City by Faith Erin Hicks

Recently in Book Mail (Plus a Giveaway!)

Anxiety, Me and It’s All Your Fault, by guest blogger Liz Anderson

Depression, a guest post by Natalie Korsavidis

Video Games Weekly: Yoshi’s Woolly Worlds

MakerSpace: Green Screen Photo Booth, app review and tips and tricks

Book Review: The Word for Yes by Claire Needell

Around the Web

Cracking the secret codes kids use on social media

All teens should be screened for depression
Because movies make great display and program tie ins
10 books that celebrate girl power

A GLOSSARY OF BASIC COMICS TERMS

John Green on Mental Illness: ‘There Is Hope’

Thank goodness.

The author of A Birthday Cake for George Washington speaks out.

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