Friday Finds – September 18, 2015

by Robin Willis | Blogs
Sep 18, 2015 | Filed in Blogs

This Week at TLT Sunday Reflections: Exit Strategies, a personal reflection for National Suicide Prevention Week (Trigger Warning) TPiB: How to Make a Photo Meme Middle Grade Monday – Changes Macmillan Fall Roundup Video Game Review: Splatoon Relearning reluctant readers Book Review: Breakaway by Kat Spears Lockdown Drills, Bomb Threats and Testing, Testing, Everywhere – […]

This Week at TLT

Sunday Reflections: Exit Strategies, a personal reflection for National Suicide Prevention Week (Trigger Warning)

TPiB: How to Make a Photo Meme

Middle Grade Monday – Changes

Macmillan Fall Roundup

Video Game Review: Splatoon

Relearning reluctant readers

Book Review: Breakaway by Kat Spears

Lockdown Drills, Bomb Threats and Testing, Testing, Everywhere – a discussion of I CRAWL THROUGH IT by A. S. King

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After 25 Years, Teach for America Results are Consistently Underwhelming. Surprise.

The National Book Award for Young People’s Literature longlist was announced.

I hope our teen girls are listening and internalizing this.

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Hot-Headed in Houston: An LGBTQ Author Goes Rogue

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Friday Finds – September 18, 2015