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Book
Awards
Book
Reviews, Booklists and Reference Sources
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Achuka: children's books UK
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CM:
Canadian Materials: a review journal with lots of great reviews
and author features
- Genrefluent: Find great books in your favourite genres, from
genius, book guru and booktalker extraordinaire Diana Tixier Herald
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Reading Rants: Great reviews and unusual subjects in a site with
awesome reviews by Jen Hubert Swan. Now in a blog format
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Richie's
Picks: great kids and YA books chosen and reviewed by Richie
Partington. Also available by email list.
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Spicy Reads: a source for teen reviews, reference sources and all
kinds of other things from Ed Spicer
- Sites for Readers Group Guides:
- Teen Reviews:
YA Blogs
Discussion Lists
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Adbooks Adbooks
is an e-mail list created to discuss books written for adolescent readers.
Its members include children, teens, and adults who love to read and to talk
about good books.
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Dorothy-L
Site for mystery lovers. Discussions around all things mystery.
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PUBYAC
(the Internet list discussion forum for Children and Young Adult Services in Public
Libraries)
PUBYAC is a discussion list concerned with the practical aspects of Children and Young Adult Services in Public Libraries, focusing on programming ideas, outreach and literacy programs for children and caregivers, censorship and policy issues, collection development, administrative considerations, puppetry, job openings, professional development and other pertinent services and issues.
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YALSA-bk
Purpose: An open list for book discussion. Subscribers are invited to discuss specific titles, as well as other issues concerning young adult reading and young adult literature. It is also an opportunity for subscribers to learn what has been nominated for Best Books for Young Adults, Popular Paperbacks for Young Adults and Quick Picks for Reluctant Young Adult Readers and to discuss those books. Cumulative lists of nominations for the lists will be posted by each of the committees. Subscribers will have the same opportunity as observers who attend ALA conferences and meetings to voice their opinions about nominated books. From time to time nominations for other YALSA lists may also be posted. Young adults are especially welcome to subscribe and to discuss books they are reading, especially those who belong to book discussion
groups.
Uses: Discuss books for young adults, titles nominated for the YALSA lists,
issues concerning young adult reading, issues concerning young adult literature
To subscribe: Send a message to
listproc@ala.org. Leave the subject line blank. For the message type "Subscribe YALSA-bk first name last name."
Organizations
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