Friday Finds – January 30, 2015
This Week at TLT
INTERVIEW+GIVEAWAY from YA Author Trisha Leaver (interview by Cuyler Creech) – still open for another few hours!
Sunday Reflections: A Road Trip, A Book Festival and a Teachable Moment
The #SVYALit Hangout on Hazing: January 28, 2015
Middle Grade Monday – Weeding in the Age of Online Subscriptions
Book review: Cut Me Free by J.R. Johansson
Book review: Better Than Perfect by Melissa Kantor
Serving Full T.I.L.T.: Teen Brain Science 101
The #SVYALit Hangout on Hazing – and a hazing book giveaway!
Around the Web
We Need Diverse Books has announced their Walter Award (honoring Walter Dean Myers) – find out more on their web site.
Tell me again why teens like to read dystopian YA?
Our own Heather Booth was interviewed by In the Library with a Lead Pipe.
This looks like a very important documentary on gender based human rights issues in the US.
Ferguson Library is getting a youth services librarian!
I’m excited about the all-female Ghostbusters cast announcement!
15 books that will be movies in 2015
Speaking of movies – the Insurgent trailer is here!
Read all about the splash Me, Earl, and the Dying Girl made at Sundance!
Filed under: Friday Finds News Roundup
About Robin Willis
After working in middle school libraries for over 20 years, Robin Willis now works in a public library system in Maryland.
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