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Friday Finds: January 13, 2017

January 13, 2017 by Robin Willis   Leave a Comment

fridayfindsThis Week at TLT

Sunday Reflections: This is what happened when they showed a picture of the “Real Jesus” in church today? A discussion on why Representation Matters.

Middle School Monday: Lovely TBR Lists. Piles. Dreams.

Book Review: Factory Girl by Josanne La Valley

Book Review: The March Against Fear: The Last Great Walk of the Civil Rights Movement and the Emergence of Black Power by Ann Bausum

MakerSpace: Here There Be Stations, an overview of activities offered in the Teen MakerSpace at The Public Library of Mount Vernon and Knox County

Around the Web

In which statistics are interesting

Teen Vogue getting it right, yet again

Marlon James announces Dark Star fantasy trilogy

2017 Sydney Taylor Book Awards announced

21 Female-Founded Startups To Watch

Big Worries About Betsy DeVos

Librarians vs. Fake News

 

Filed under: Friday Finds News Roundup

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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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