Friday Finds – November 6, 2015

by Robin Willis | Blogs
Nov 06, 2015 | Filed in Blogs
This Week at TLT Sunday Reflections: Sexual Abuse Does Not Cause Homosexuality and People are Not Rainbow Sprinkles Middle School Monday – The Copper Gauntlet by Holly Black and Cassandra Clare App Review: Image Chef Book Review: See No Color by Shannon Gibney Book Review: How to Be Brave by E. Katherine Kottaras Video Game […]

fridayfindsThis Week at TLT

Sunday Reflections: Sexual Abuse Does Not Cause Homosexuality and People are Not Rainbow Sprinkles

Middle School Monday – The Copper Gauntlet by Holly Black and Cassandra Clare

App Review: Image Chef

Book Review: See No Color by Shannon Gibney

Book Review: How to Be Brave by E. Katherine Kottaras

Video Game Weekly: Rock Band 4, Part 2

November #ARCParty

Freedom From Religion: A #FSYALit discussion of Burned and the Choice to Walk Away, a guest post by Sarah Alexander

Jewish LGBTQ Books for a Synagogue Collection, a guest post by Jill Ratzan

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In Deep South, poor students are caught in a cycle of poverty | The Washington Post

A Teen Instagram Star Is Quitting Social Media And Revealing The Truth Behind Her “Perfect Photos”

Are You Hungry? Pediatricians Add A New Question During Checkups

New Releases: Social (Network) Pressure, Touring the Multiverse, and Art That Might Save Your Life

Emily Jenkins (E. Lockhart) responds (well) to the controversy over her picture book A Fine Dessert

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