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Hold Still by Nina LaCour2 comments

Nicki wrote 1 day ago: My coworker, Anna, has an adorable habit of scooping up my current read, flipping to a random page, … more →

Tags: Book Reviews, Book Review, Suicide, William C. Morris YA Debut Award, young adult literature

IR Project Supports

slima68 wrote 1 day ago: Students currently are reading realistic fiction books independently. Along with the independent rea … more →

Bounce By:Natasha Friend

minniemouse116 wrote 2 days ago:                 Whenever Evyn makes a wish it has always been the exact same thing: for a mom. She g … more →

review: "the cupcake queen"2 comments

readwhatyouknow wrote 3 days ago: The Cupcake Queen by Heather Hepler. Dutton Juvenile // Hardcover // 240 pages. Reviewed from purcha … more →

Tags: Reviews

Hate List

Book Mavens wrote 3 days ago: Title: Hate List Author: Jennifer Brown Summary: On the first day of her senior year Valerie Leftman … more →

Tags: School Stories

12/14, More support for collage reflection

slima68 wrote 3 days ago: Some students shave struggled with the collage reflection. The reflection presents a time for your c … more →

Jumping Off Swings by Jo Knowles

castlerockteens wrote 3 days ago: Jumping Off Swings is written from the perspective of four teens all dealing with one situation.  El … more →

Tags: Review

No Talking by Andrew Clements

prkcs wrote 3 days ago: Could you stop talking for a whole day? What about two days? Would it be easier for boys or for girl … more →

Tags: Older Fiction

Keesha's House - by Helen Frost

aftran wrote 3 days ago: I have a theory that all book—all stories—are, in the deepest sense, about a journey toward home, wh … more →

Tags: Contemporary realistic fiction, Book Reviews, Fiction, Helen Frost, Keesha's house, Poetry

The To-Be-Read Stack-- Literally!2 comments

Allegra wrote 4 days ago: Most bookworms seem to have a to-be-read (commonly abbreviated to TBR) stack, either literal or virt … more →

Tags: Bookishness, Angie Sage, Betrayal, Books, Diana Wynne Jones, Fantasy, Historical Fiction, Mystery, Novels

Street Love

juniebeth wrote 5 days ago: It’s hard to grow up with the poverty and street gangs of Harlem.  Can Darius and Junice take … more →

King of the Screw-ups

juniebeth wrote 5 days ago: Liam is popular with everyone but his wealthy father.  Read how his life changes when his father sen … more →

Break

juniebeth wrote 5 days ago: If you break your bones is your body stronger when they heal?  Find out if Jonah can reach his goal … more →

Such a Pretty Girl

juniebeth wrote 5 days ago: Meredith’s abusive father  is getting out of jail, and she is afraid the molesting will begin … more →

Everything Beautiful in the World

juniebeth wrote 5 days ago: Edna has heart wrenching and wonderful decisions to make.  See how life and love lead her down unexp … more →

Willow

juniebeth wrote 5 days ago: When you feel responsible for your parents death all you feel is pain.  Willow has found a way to co … more →

Anything But Typical by Nora Raleigh Baskin5 comments

Denise Ryan wrote 6 days ago: ~ Anne Trask, Blue Team If there were a place called “The Town of Creative Writing,” twe … more →

New Fiction1 comment

katie the librarian wrote 1 week ago: cupcake queen; flash burnout; andromeda klein; geektastic; gray baby; impulse; poster boy; sweet lif … more →

Tags: New Books

The Earth, My Butt, and Other Big Round Things

elbodans wrote 1 week ago: I truly believe the title says it all. This is the story of a girl trying to find her place as a nor … more →


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