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Tag: YA Fiction
Don’t Believe Everything You See: A Discussion of Deepfake by Sarah Littman with Lisa Krok
Librarian Lisa Krok discusses what she learned about deepfake videos from Deepfake, a YA fiction title by Sarah Littman
A High School Student Reviews CONCRETE ROSE by Angie Thomas
A high school senior reviews CONCRETE ROSE by Angie Thomas
Book Review: The Project by Courtney Summers
In The Project, Courtney Summers explores what it means to lose people you love, sometimes even yourself, to a cult.
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Kicky’s Post It Note Reviews: Elysium Girls, Verona Comics and a lot of April Henry Novels
The Teen reviews Elysium Girls, Verona Comics and three April Henry books
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Fall 2020 Showcase: Quests, anxiety, ghosts, rom-coms, and more!
Pull out your TBR lists or get ready to add to the orders for books that stock your library or classroom shelves.
The Billie Eilish Readalike Playlist
A list of YA titles that Billie Eilish fans may like reading broken down by song.
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A Brief History of YA Literature, an Infographic
Take a look at the brief history of YA literature in infographic form
2019 Collection Development Resources, a handy list of resources to help you buy new books in the new year
One of the reasons that I do this blog is that it allows me to create and curate a resource for myself. That’s right, I use this blog as a resource just as much as I hope others might. It works as sort of a journal, a manual if you will, to help me be […]
Book Review: Dig by A. S. King, an important reflection on white privilege in YA literature
Publisher’s Book Description: Acclaimed master of the YA novel A. S. King’s eleventh book is a surreal and searing dive into the tangled secrets of an upper-middle-class white family in suburban Pennsylvania and the terrible cost the family’s children pay to maintain the family name. The Shoveler, the Freak, CanIHelpYou?, Loretta the Flea-Circus Ring Mistress, […]
Book Review: The Final Six by Alexandra Monir
Publisher’s Book Description: When Leo, an Italian championship swimmer, and Naomi, a science genius from California, are two of the twenty-four teens drafted into the International Space Training Camp, their lives are forever altered. After erratic climate change has made Earth a dangerous place to live, the fate of the population rests on the shoulders […]
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