YOUNG ADULT LIBRARY SERVICES
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- Why Adults Should Read Young Adult NovelsThis article explains the reasons why an adult should give a young adult novel a chance.
More Than Just Vampires and Wizards: Why Young Adult Fiction is Worth Your Time and MoneyYoung Adult fiction means more than just books about vampires or young wizards. The genre includes award-winning fiction and boasts well-known authors -- there's plenty to love about it.- What Are the Defining Characteristics of Young Adult Literature?This essay gives a clear description of what separates Young Adult Literature from other genres.
- Increasing Young Adult Participation in Public LibrariesIn an age where Guitar Hero, MySpace, and Manga reign as some of the many popular interests of young adults, librarians must learn to accommodate to teens' ever-changing media needs and wants in order to attract them to their local library.
- What is New Adult Literature?With the rising popularity of young adult literature, the publishing industry begins to target an even more specific age group: teenagers to twenty-somethings, or "New Adults."
- Competencies for Librarians Serving Young AdultsA discussion of effective young adult programs and competencies for young adult librarians who would like to meet the developmental needs of teens.
Gifts for Teens: $15 and UnderRead on to discover an innovative new gaming device, a critically acclaimed young adult novel, and a last minute solution that you can buy and have delivered in a matter of seconds. That's three great gifts, each available for fifteen dollars or less.- Young Adult Development Assets and NeedsSuggested library programming for teens that need their developmental needs.
- How to Encourage Your Reluctant Teen to Read for PleasureIn my years of experience as a middle and high school English Literature teacher, I have also found that teens that read for pleasure have a better grip on the social challenges that arise during the teenage years.
- Graphic Novels Conquer IlliteracyContrary to what some people may believe, graphic novels help students with limited reading skills to acquire vocabulary, grammar skills, and critical thinking skills. This editorial shows how graphic novels are able to improve a student's reading skill.
- Wise Man's Fear: Release Date and Patrick Rothfuss' Book Signing TourOfficial book signing tour dates for Patrick Rothfuss' sequel, "Wise Man's Fear."
- Amazon's Kindle Alters the Book Publishing Business LandscapeMany professionals engaged in the media business have been asking the question for years: is print dead?
- Valuing the Information ProfessionalThis article provides information about valuing the librarian profession, who is also considered an information professional.
- Urban Teens Have Booklist, No Longer Novice ReadersTeens and tweens are an advertiser's dream. Who says they don't read? They are the new voices with their own ideas and urban literature booklist.
WWE Wrestlers Body-Slam IlliteracyIn my continuous effort to accentuate the positive aspects of the WWE, I recently requested an interview with the Vice-President of Corporate Communications, Gary David, after hearing about "Reading Across America".
Budget Cuts Threaten New Jersey Public Libraries - is Your Library Threatened Too?An informative piece about how the proposed state budget cuts will affect NJ libraries and what to do to save your library's resources.- Public LIbrary Teen Space AnalysisThe Edmonton Library is located in a suburban community and has a large Asian minority, but also an African American and Hispanic population.
- Library Activities in and Near Bolingbrook, ILBolingbrook, IL is located in a prime area for the library enthusiast. Aside from being in driving distance of the Chicago Public Library, our local agencies offer a wide range of services and activities. Read on for a few highlights.
- Why You Should Check Out the LibraryHave you been to the library lately? If not, you might be pleasantly surprised at what you'd find.
- Library to Relocate to Former GoodwillOver the past 27 years, residents have traveled to the Westbrook Public Library on Goodspeed Drive to check out books, read magazines, surf the Internet, and attend meetings of various community organizations. But soon, residents will have to travel elsewhere.
Resources and Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired in MassachusettsWhat follows is a list of organizations and service providers in Massachusetts that can help you with a wide range of issues facing people living with low vision, their contact information, and a brief description of the services they provide.
Starting a Teen Advisory Board in a Small Town LibraryTeens use libraries less and less. It is partially society, but it is also that libraries do not cater to teens like they do for other groups, especially in small towns. Starting a Teen Advisory Board can change that.
Interview: Catholic Relief Services in AfghanistanAfghans face a daily struggle against poverty. The basics of food, water, medicine, education, and shelter are hard to reach for millions in the country
Two Excellent Web-based Services for ExpatriatesMoving overseas? Thanks to the World Wide Web, you can stay in touch with your homeland.- Jellicoe Road by Melina MarchettaA review of Jellicoe Road, the Printz Award winner for 2009.
- Juvenile and Adult Courts: A Comarative AnalysisOur court system is divided into the Adult Criminal Justice System and the Juvenile Justice System. This article looks at both courts.
- Upcoming Changes at the Gaithersburg, Maryland Public LibraryRenovations are in store for the Gaithersburg, Maryland Public Library. Find out where to get your book fix while it's getting a make-over.
- Head to Your Local LIbrary for a Good Summer ReadA review of 3 local libraries in Reno, Nevada highlighting the historic Downtown Reno Library.
- Free Books for the Blind and Physically HandicappedEligible Library patrons can borrow Braille and specially formatted audio books without charge.
- Library Programs Thrive with Helping Hand from Senior VolunteersWith public libraries throughout the country facing budget cuts each year, they are relying more and more on senior volunteers to help with library operations. Because of the efforts of retirees, neighborhood library branches are able to stay open.
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