Friday Finds: November 18, 2016

by Robin Willis | Blogs
Nov 18, 2016 | Filed in Blogs
This Week at TLT #MHYALit Sunday Reflections: The hard work of getting help and getting better Embracing Content Creation Queries – Guest post by Lynette Pitrak Middle School Monday: Finding, Funding, and Flooding What’s New in LGBTQIA+ YA November and December 2016 #MHYALit: For My Suicidal Friends, On the Election of Donald Trump, a guest […]

fridayfindsThis Week at TLT

#MHYALit Sunday Reflections: The hard work of getting help and getting better

Embracing Content Creation Queries – Guest post by Lynette Pitrak

Middle School Monday: Finding, Funding, and Flooding

What’s New in LGBTQIA+ YA November and December 2016

#MHYALit: For My Suicidal Friends, On the Election of Donald Trump, a guest post by Olivia James

Now What? On Being a Librarian and a Book Lover After the 2016 Election

My Teen Daughter Gave Me Permission to Write about her Eating Disorder, ARFID By Stephanie Elliot

Around the Web

The National Book Awards Make a Powerful Statement

You might want to be following this Twitter feed

Some really great guidance

Signal boost

Preschools: When It’s Done Right, The Benefits Last

Announcing the Ultimate End of the Year List Sequence: 31 Days, 31 Lists

In the war on fake news, school librarians have a huge role to play

The Term ‘Graphic Novel’ Has Had A Good Run.

 

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