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Our First Virtual Author Visit via Skype with Sara Zarr
The Unquiet Library Celebrated the National Day of Writing and Teen Read Week with our first ever virtual author visit via Skype! Our special guest was the amazing Sara Zarr, National Book Award fina… more →
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Thoughts that seem valid at the time, but are actually just writer's block
amyscripps wrote 1 day ago: 1. Need a new car 2. Need a new man 3. Need to set my friend straight about X 4. Need to go on Faceb … more →
The Young Alchemists: Mister Corinth's Laboratory
thomasriley wrote 2 days ago: I have no idea why it’s taken me so long to write these shorts. Sure I can blame a million things, m … more →
Teens A-Twitter
amyscripps wrote 3 days ago: Last night, just for laughs, I logged on to the Twitter feed for the New Moon Premiere. From there, … more →
The aha moment
amyscripps wrote 1 week ago: Oprah is suing an insurance company over their use of the term ‘aha moment’. It’s … more →
Nanoday #9 -- (pre-writing thoughts) on the future of children's books ...
vbonnaire wrote 1 week ago: I came across this accidentally on Twitter, but, you might want to take a look at it? Where are the … more →
Best YA Books of 2009
amyscripps wrote 2 weeks ago: Below is a link to Yalsa’s list of the best YA books of 2009. I was happy to see Judy Blundell … more →
A huge chunk of my heart
amyscripps wrote 2 weeks ago: Many of you know that I spent six + years writing Cinnamon Girls. This is not so unusual, but it fel … more →
Review: The Luxe
YoSaffBridge wrote 2 weeks ago: Title: The Luxe Author: Anna Godbersen My grade: C There’s this new formula in teen lit nowadays. It … more →
Girls Commit Crimes - Over Bling?
amyscripps wrote 3 weeks ago: Truth is definitely stranger than fiction, especially when teen girls attempt a caper that pits them … more →
Is this what the future is going to be like?
heepp wrote 4 weeks ago: Feed by M.T. Anderson Published by Candlewick Press, 2002, 236 pages. 4P, 4Q, Senior high I’ve … more →
lit drift: 21st-century storytelling
grace wrote 4 weeks ago: Because they asked nicely and because their site is legit awesome, I’d like to point you all o … more →
a pocketful of gaiman
sonounavolpe wrote 4 weeks ago: It’s a shameful moment when I have to admit that I’ve fallen behind on reading the compl … more →
Girl addiction
amyscripps wrote 4 weeks ago: Do you or one of your friends suffer from addiction? Amy, the protagonist of Cinnamon Girls, suffers … more →
Part Three: The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants
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girljordyn wrote 1 month ago: Ahhh, soon the first post on the SECOND BOOK will be up. I know you’re mucho, mucho excited. B … more →
I may have been wrong...
Amanda K. wrote 1 month ago: I don’t always say it but it does happen and I’ll freely admit it here. I may have been … more →
Our First Virtual Author Visit via Skype with Sara Zarr
theunquietlibrary wrote 1 month ago: The Unquiet Library Celebrated the National Day of Writing and Teen Read Week with our first ever vi … more →
Research Pathfinder: Georgia Peach Book Award Nominees and Helen Ruffin Reading Bowl 2009-10
theunquietlibrary wrote 1 month ago: Creekview High School LibGuides – Georgia Peach Book Award Nominees and Helen Ruffin Reading B … more →
Our New Georgia Peach Book Award Nominees and Reading Bowl Pathfinder Page!
theunquietlibrary wrote 1 month ago: Creekview High School LibGuides – Georgia Peach Book Award Nominees and Helen Ruffin Reading B … more →
Part Two: The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants
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girljordyn wrote 1 month ago: This post is long, sorry, guys, but I can’t help it. This is the second part of Book One (The … more →
