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Why Do Friendships End?, a guest post by author Carol Dines
Carol Dines, author of THE TAKE-OVER FRIEND, shares the friendship breakup that inspired her latest YA novel and what she's learned about friendship along the way
Historical Fiction: Getting the Details Right, a guest post by author Kip Wilson
Author Kip Wilson talks about the importance of getting the facts right in historical fiction.
New Horror to Read This Summer; By Teen Contributor Riley Jensen
Teen contributor Riley Jensen highlights 5 new or coming soon horror titles that YA lit fans may be interested in reading
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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
Coming Soon: YA Lit on the Small and Big Screen
Here's a quick look at some of the current and upcoming YA novels you can see on the small and big screen
A Brief History of YA Literature, an Infographic
Take a look at the brief history of YA literature in infographic form
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Conversation Snapshots: Let’s Talk YA Lit Titles & YA Programming Success
Let's talk about YA lit and teen programming! Share your program success stories and what's hot with teens right now.
Sunday Reflections: Let’s Update Those YA Lit Articles with Current Titles, and more suggestions for how we talk about YA lit in the media
So you want to write about YA literature. What books are you using as your examples and why?
How Much YA Gets Published Each Year? Discussing YA Collection Development Challenges
This year has been a deep dive into collection development for me. Actually, the last two years have been. Granted, collection development is always a part of the job and it is arguably my favorite part of the job, but these past 2 years I have been deeply involved in analysis and budgets and things […]
Real Talk About the State of YA Services in Public Libraries
I found my calling at the age of 20 while in college majoring in youth ministry. My heart was already dedicated to the idea of serving and working with teenagers and then I stumbled upon a job doing YA services at my local public library purely by accident, and it changed my life. For the […]
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