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Let’s Go to an Amusement Park, But Make it Murdery
Teen librarian Karen Jensen shares some creepy summer thrills that also contain thrill rides because they involve creepy or haunted amusement parks. Take a ride this summer!
Have Some New May Releases
Teen/YA reader Riley Jensen shares 5 new releases to add to your TBR list for the month of May
Teen Fiction 2022 by the Numbers (So Far)
Teen Librarian Karen Jensen takes a look at YA fiction numbers so far for 2022 and crunches some numbers
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From Book to Movie Part I: An Interview with Rucker Moses and Theo Gangi, authors of KINGSTON AND THE MAGICIAN’S LOST AND FOUND
In the first in a 3-part series, authors Rucker Moses and Theo Gangi celebrate the news that their book KINGSTON AND THE MAGICIAN'S LOST AND FOUND has been optioned for a movie and explain what that means
Take 5: Something Old, Something New, Part II
Teen Librarian Karen Jensen takes a look at 5 more recent YA releases that update some of the canon
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Have Some LGBTQ+ Books, By Teen Contributor Riley Jensen
Teen contributor Riley Jensen rounds up some upcoming LGBTQ+ YA lit
On the Edge of Your Seat YA: Have Some Suspense Books; By Teen Contributor Riley Jensen
Teen contributor Riley Jensen shares a roundup of new and upcoming YA suspense thrillers for those who like a little murder, mayhem and mystery
Book Review: Sing Me Forgotten by Jessica S. Olson, by Teen Contributor Riley Jensen
Teen reviewer and musical theatre teen Riley Jensen reviews a gender bent Phantom of the Opera inspired YA fantasy
Take 5: Book to Movie News
A look at upcoming books to movie news
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