Even though February was a short month, a lot has been happening! World Book Night I found out I will be a World Book Night giver again! World Book Night is in its third year, and a group from my library has participated every year, and this year we’ll have the biggest group yet. Last year… Continue reading Rewind: February 2014
Author: Molly Wetta
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Book Review: Better Off Friends by Elizabeth Eulberg
I really like the romantic comedy When Harry Met Sally, and that is the only reason I picked this up. Sadly, the concept doesn’t really translate to a young adult novel and the characters fell completely flat.
Passive Program: The Race Card Project
This wasn’t my idea at all, but a passive program one of my co-workers in the Teen Zone put together. I thought it was worth sharing because we’ve already gotten quite a few interesting responses! Inspired by The Race Card Project and the NPR series, he set out index cards and a Sharpie and asked teens… Continue reading Passive Program: The Race Card Project
Book Review: How to Fake a Moon Landing: Exposing the Myths of Sicence Denial by Darryl Cunningham
So I’m kinda nerdy and thought this would be a fun, nonfiction graphic novel. Because science. It was mostly just okay.
Booklist: Faction Reading Lists for Fans of Divergent
I’m putting together a Divergent movie release party at the library, and I always like to make a booklist in conjunction with big programs (for example, I made this Choose Your Own Apocalypse guide for our Teen Read program). While Divergent is still popular at the library and there is a lot of buzz leading… Continue reading Booklist: Faction Reading Lists for Fans of Divergent
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