March #ARCParty
March #ARCParty// It's time for another #ARCParty, where The Teen, The Bestie and I share some of the latest ARCs we have received and I get a first hand look at what a couple of teens are thinking.
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A book series for Doctor Who/Sherlock fans. Book 3 coming 8/23/16 from @AlgonquinBooks pic.twitter.com/oMx49CW6oY
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TWO SUMMERS: parallel worlds, love, self discovery, family secrets “this sounds good” #arcparty pic.twitter.com/aUhiM5VTRI
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Hurricane Sandy, a teen on her own during the storm after the power goes out #ARCParty pic.twitter.com/kD3OC3bm7S
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Boarding school, GLBTQ, cliques, social pressures #ARCParty pic.twitter.com/48L8IUesGS
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Hurricane – is this a new YA trend? – #ARCParty pic.twitter.com/qAOpAeeY4j
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GIRL ABOUT TOWN: Hollywood It Girl, historical, new lovers set up for murder (1930s) #ARCParty pic.twitter.com/osOxRVLtTg
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Fantasy, can Henry restore his sister to normal? #ARCParty pic.twitter.com/66tsqlhNZQ
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The Teen: “OMG it’s a new Morgan Matson!”
That says everything really. A fave author. #ARCParty pic.twitter.com/iVn1m4WxvL
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Geek culture, comic books and comic con – oh my! #ARCParty pic.twitter.com/BJhlGKzAzo
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Historical fantasy, multicultural, and blurbs from Doctorow, R L Stine & Jonathan Maberry #ARCparty pic.twitter.com/UcaDfxARla
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If you aren’t already reading Kelly Barnhill, you should fix that. Fantasy. #ARCParty pic.twitter.com/683xu5C8Kg
Filed under: #ARCParty, new books, YA Fiction, YA Lit
About Karen Jensen, MLS
Karen Jensen has been a Teen Services Librarian for almost 30 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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