Friday Finds: March 23, 2018

by Robin Willis | Blogs
Mar 23, 2018 | Filed in Blogs

This Week at TLT Book Review: Hurricane Child by Kheryn Callender Post-it Note Reviews of Elementary and Middle Grade Books Putting the Science Back in Library Science: Collection Development, Diversity Audits, & Understanding Teens – Analyzing Data for Decision Making Collecting Comics: March 2018 with Ally Watkins #ReadForChange: American Dreams and Nightmares in Ibi Zoboi’s […]

This Week at TLT

Book Review: Hurricane Child by Kheryn Callender

Post-it Note Reviews of Elementary and Middle Grade Books

Putting the Science Back in Library Science: Collection Development, Diversity Audits, & Understanding Teens – Analyzing Data for Decision Making

Collecting Comics: March 2018 with Ally Watkins

#ReadForChange: American Dreams and Nightmares in Ibi Zoboi’s American Street, a guest post by Marie Marquardt

YA A to Z: Guilt, Shame and Blame – Heroin Overdose Deaths in Teen Fiction, a guest post by Kerry Sutherland

Around the Web

Native American Literary Symposium’s 2018 “Welcome” Includes Statement about Sherman Alexie; Public Backlash to American Indian Library Association’s Decision to Rescind Alexie’s Award

The Big Student Walkout; DeVos On School Safety; The First Amendment On Campus

ACLU: Student suspended for cursing after call to congressman’s office during gun protest

Young Futurists 2018: These Are the Leaders This Country So Desperately Needs

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Friday Finds: March 23, 2018