Showing posts with label Young Adult Literature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Young Adult Literature. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 11, 2015

YALSA the Hub - Hub Bloggers Share What They’ve Been Reading This Summer

On my International Harvester...
a joke for my country music fans. 
Howdy

I have a ton of books this year and this summer in particular. I have read on my lunch break, at the doctor's office and on my commute with audio books.  My Good Reads Challenge has been updated at least twice and I think a third increase might be in the future.  To see where else and what other my fellow librarians and bloggers have been up to, check out this YALSA the Hub post :


Hub Bloggers Share What They’ve Been Reading This Summer

In case you didn't know, goats like the following titles: Let's Count Goats by Mex Fox, Gregory the Terrible Eater by Mitchell Sharmat and G Is For Goat by Patricia Polacco.  This will make a tad more sense if you check out the blog linked above. 

Photography by Barbara Perenic. :) 

Laura

Thursday, May 28, 2015

YALSA The Hub : Dream Interpretation - Spiders


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A positive perceptive on spider dreams with an even more optimistic diagnosis; Teen Fiction. 

YA Lit Dream Interpretation: Spiders

And yes I realize that this post is mostly meme. Never thought I'd say it, but that is one cute spider


Laura





Thursday, April 23, 2015

YALSA The Hub : Dream Interpretation - Snakes

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I think I finally found a way to use my strange dreams to their best advantage.  I am testing a booklist post on YALSA The Hub that chooses teen fiction to counteract specific dreams or nightmares. Hopefully, if the idea is successful, I will be able to create a series of booklists on dreams.  

Dream Interpretation - Snakes




Laura


Thursday, December 25, 2014

YALSA the Hub : What are you reading over the Holidays?

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Check out What are you reading over the Holidays?, featuring pictures of all the reading the Hub bloggers will be doing this season.  You'll see two pics of me working on my to do list of titles, both of which were taken by my sis the photog. 

Photography by Barbara Perenic.

Laura