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RevolTeens

January 26, 2022 by Karen Jensen, MLS

RevolTeens: What do teens need in times like these? By Teen Librarian Christine Lively

School Librarian Christine Lively talks about what teens need in times like these

November 24, 2021 by Karen Jensen, MLS

RevolTeens: So Thankful for RevolTeens, by Teen Librarian Christine Lively

As we approach the season where people express gratitude, Teen Librarian Christine Lively expresses gratitude for the teens who continue to revolt against injustice in the midst of difficult times.

September 29, 2021 by Karen Jensen, MLS

RevolTeens: The Play and Joy Revolution, by Christine Lively

Librarian Christine Lively discusses how teens still need the freedom to engage in play

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