November #ARCParty
Here's a look at some upcoming titles and the November #ARCParty where The Teen and The Bestie shared what they think of some of the upcoming titles we've received in the mail here at TLT.
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A 100 year old mystery. Can she change history? November 2015. #arcparty Both say it sounds good. pic.twitter.com/v9bY1UbPY1
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Dec 2015. Blind MC. Grief. – The Teen says she is stealing right now to read.#arcparty pic.twitter.com/P0sMoaQrph
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The Mr already read and liked. Superpowers. #arcparty pic.twitter.com/atydYyqF2J
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Mental illness. Suicide. Inspired by authors own experiences. Sounds astounding. #arcparty pic.twitter.com/hRSHE2Q09H
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An overachiever learns you can’t control life or the future. #ARCParty pic.twitter.com/wN6GZlAN9y
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Girl in foster care. Community secrets. #ARCParty The Teen says yes!! pic.twitter.com/7OoOwFWpg6
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So this is by the author of Gorgeous which I actually liked. Subversive humor. #ARCParty pic.twitter.com/xDiF2pNiL9
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Blurb compared it to Easy A. #ARCParty pic.twitter.com/ZsVomQqN27
Filed under: #ARCParty, new books, New YA, Young Adult, Young Adult Fiction, Young Adult Literature
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About Karen Jensen, MLS
Karen Jensen has been a Teen Services Librarian for almost 32 years. She created TLT in 2011 and is the co-editor of The Whole Library Handbook: Teen Services with Heather Booth (ALA Editions, 2014).
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