In this short podcast, Lindsey Dunn talks about YALSA’s Teens’ Top 10 Project, including a full-list of this year’s nominations.
Listen
You can learn more about the the Teens’ Top 10 Project on the YALSA website and you can download a pdf file of the list of this year’s nominations.
Happy Teen Read Week, everyone!
If you do not receive emails from a YALSA listserv, you might have missed all the excellent information that Stephanie Kuenn, YALSA Communications Specialist, emailed us earlier this week on Teen Read Week. But don’t sweat if you missed it, I have posted here again for you:
Help YALSA celebrate Teen Read Week! We need your help:
- Start by making sure your teens vote for the Teens’ Top Ten
- Ask the teens you serve to visit the Teen Read Week web site and vote on next year’s theme
- Send your teens to SmartGirl.org to take the annual Teen Read Week survey about teen reading habits
- Go to the Teen Read Week Wiki and add your programs to our list
- Check out I Love Libraries, which is highlighting Teen Read Week
- At the end of the week, enter our Win a Visit from Tiffany Trent contest and tell us all about your fabulous celebration! Click here for the rules and application
Thanks to all of you for your help in making this the best Teen Read Week yet!
Posted by Kelly Czarnecki
I know this is a late post on conference sessions, but forgive me, I didn’t want to leave this out.
I attended a fantastic session on teens reviewing materials. The representation of speakers was fantastic-publishers, Linda Benson from VOYA (it was neat to see her in person!), and the panel of teen reviewers which worked with very passionate YA Galley Group Advisors Diane Tuccillo and Di Herald.
Some of the projects mentioned included:
Teens Top Ten and VOYA Teen Reviewers
A handout created by YALSA included the following links for ‘Where to Review Books?’
teenlit.com
flamingnet.com
teenink.com
smartgirl.org
I received my letter in the mail this week regarding the YA Galley project. Is your library participating? Any VOYA reviewers want to comment what it’s like to work with a teen reviewer?