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Friday Finds: May 21, 2021
This Week at TLT Historical Fiction in the Making, a guest post by Rita Williams-Garcia Book Mail: New and forthcoming books for tweens and teens Cindy Crushes Programming: Shadow and Bone Mini Book Charms: Take and Make, by Teen Librarian Cindy Shutts Book Review: Cool for the Summer by Dahlia Adler Big Bend National Park […]
Friday Finds: May 7, 2021
This Week at TLT Sunday Reflections: What Do We Do When We Know the Book is a Lie? The Queer Kids Are All Right, a guest post by James Sie The Reality of Unrealistic, a guest post by Emery Lee Perfectly Imperfect, a guest post by Corey Ann Haydu Author Molly E. Lee on “The […]
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Friday Finds: April 23, 2021
This Week at TLT Sibling Stories, a conversation between Erin Soderberg Downing and Jacqueline West Book Mail: New and upcoming titles for all ages Come Learn About Middle Grade Graphic Novels with Me! Cindy Crushes Programming: 10 Tips for Using Roll20, by Teen Librarian Cindy Shutts Why I Love to Write Middle-Grade Stories, a guest […]
Friday Finds: March 19, 2021
This Week at TLT Resources for Discussing the Rise in Asian American Violence in the United States The Author-Reader Relationship: Reaching Beyond Expectations, a guest post by Halli Gomez Cindy Crushes Programming: #LibraryCrate – A Library Subscription Service, by Teen Librarian Cindy Shutts The Made-up Parts Have the Most For-reals in Them, a guest post […]
Friday Finds: March 5, 2021
This Week at TLT When Being Different Makes Us Powerful, a guest post by Jessica S. Olson THIS IS NO GAME: WHEN FACTS MATTER, SPORTS NON-FICTION IS A GOOD PLACE TO TURN, a guest post by Andrew Maraniss Cindy Crushes Programming: 3 RPG Games I Want to Try on Roll20, by Teen Librarian Cindy Shutts […]
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Climate Change Fiction: Multicultural, Diverse, Global, and with Animals, Too! a guest blog by author Claire Datnow
Fiction can be a powerful way for students to understand how climate change has and will affect their future. Cli-Fi (climate change fiction) can serve as a springboard for lively discussions. In addition, stories offer ways in which students can envision and adjust to climate change through new technology and social adaptations. The ideas discussed […]
Middle Grade Titles to Get Excited About
Take a look at 5 upcoming Middle Grade Lit titles to get excited about
Friday Finds, February 19, 2021
This Week at TLT Book Review: Reckless, Glorious, Girl by Ellen Hagan Questions, Anyone? a guest post by Neal Shusterman Cindy Crushes Programming: 10 Tips for Make and Take Crafts During a Pandemic Balance in the Time of Productivity Culture: Jen Petro-Roy and Life in the Balance Tips for Writing A YA Series, a guest […]
Friday Finds: February 5, 2021
This Week at TLT Book Mail: Vampires, stand-up comedians, a lottery winner, road trips, a quinceañera, and more! Book Review: Love Is a Revolution by Renée Watson Cindy Crushes Programming: Programming by Themes, by Teen Librarian Cindy Shutts Book Review: The Year I Flew Away by Marie Arnold Book Review: As Far As You’ll Take […]
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