Every year, YALSA gathers nominations for books that comprise the list of finalists for the Teens Top Ten. This year's list of 24 nominees has been released. Check out the voting site at http://www.ala.org/yalsa/teenstopten. Any reader between the ages of 12 - 18 may vote on their favorites when the voting site is open in August and September. For the next two weeks, we'll be featuring books on the nomination list. All you have to do is read!
Showing posts with label american library association. Show all posts
Showing posts with label american library association. Show all posts
Thursday, July 12, 2012
Teen Top Ten of 2012
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
When Librarians Gather
Twice a year, the American Library Association holds a conference. Can you imagine? Thousands of librarians converge on an unsuspecting city, trodding down sidewalks in sensible shoes, lugging huge canvas bags loaded with books.... But wait! Some librarians are out fighting crime!Even Spidey needs a good research librarian at his side.
Not only librarians attend the ALA conference. Publishers and authors
are there to promote their books. Since authors are like rock stars to
librarians, it can be incredibly exciting to meet a favorite author!
Here is Libba Bray, author of the Gemma Doyle series, Printz Award
winner Going Bovine, and my personal favorite, Beauty Queens. Libba was there signing her new book, The Diviners, due to be published in September.It's a pleasure to realize that authors are peopl
e, too, and once they were kids thinking about maybe some day writing a book. Derek Dirk Kim (left) and Gene Luen Yang (right) are the illustrator and author of The Eternal Smile. Gene is also the first graphic novel author to win a Printz award, for American Born Chinese.
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