Friday Finds – February 6, 2015

by Robin Willis | Blogs
Feb 06, 2015 | Filed in Blogs
This Week at TLT Sunday Reflections: Mental health medications are not your enemy #SVYALit: Author Heather Demetrios discusses sexual choices & boundaries in I’ll Meet You There Middle Grade Monday – what to read? Book Reviews Tear You Apart by Sarah Cross The Last Time We Say Goodbye by Cynthia Hand The Forgetting by Nicole [...]

This Week at TLT

Sunday Reflections: Mental health medications are not your enemy

#SVYALit: Author Heather Demetrios discusses sexual choices & boundaries in I’ll Meet You There

Middle Grade Monday – what to read?

Book Reviews

Tear You Apart by Sarah Cross The Last Time We Say Goodbye by Cynthia Hand The Forgetting by Nicole Maggi Promposal by Rhonda Helms

Serving Teens Full T.I.L.T.: Asset Building 101, How using the 40 Developmental Assets can help us plan and evaluate teen programming

Author Cecil Castelluci is Offering a Book Based Gaming Package to Libaries

TPiB: Herbal Bath Sachets (aka Tub Teas)

Around the Web

Scholastic has posted their latest Kids and Family Reading Report.

Here are all the 2015 Youth Media Award winners listed in one place.

Jason Reynolds’ response to winning the Coretta Scott King/John Steptoe New Talent Award.

Jandy Nelson on winning the Printz – she knew for 2 days before!

Concerns about the emotional health of incoming college freshmen

Coding club: it’s not just about coding

A teacher gets to the heart of the issue with the first question she asks her students every day.

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