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Tag: YA Lit
Take 5: Thrilling Reads for #YALit Fans
Teen librarian Karen Jensen shares her thoughts on 5 new and upcoming YA thrillers
Take 5: Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Inspired – New Twists on Old Tales in YA Lit
Tired of reading the same old classic books? Here are 5 classics with their modern day takes to share with teen readers.
Book Review: In the Wild Light by Jeff Zentner
Teen librarian Karen Jensen reviews the most recent contemporary YA by author Jeff Zentner, "a stunning, achingly moving book."
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Resources for Discussing the Rise in Asian American Violence in the United States
A round up of resources to help public and school librarians discuss the rise of anti-Asian violence in the United States
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
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Abortion in Teen and Young Adult Literature
A brief look at some teen fiction titles that deal with the topic of abortion
May #ARCParty: A brief look at some of the new titles coming out in May 2020
A brief look at some new YA Lit coming out in May 2020
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
Book Review: The Last Confession of Autumn Casterly by Meredith Tate
There's a lot to unpack in this feminist novel disguised as a paranormal mystery.
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