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• Guest Blogger: YA Reader and Reviewer Kelly Brennan

  
  Murder She Writes — Authority: 123
  My eighth grade daughter Kelly is an avid reader and will soon be launching her own blog when her mother finds ten minutes to put it together for her . . . she’s well-read in YA, loves historical, paranormal, and contemporary, and has well-formed opinions about a whole host of things, including what makes (and ...
  1 week ago

• Book Review: Full Tilt

  
  Flip the Switch : Teens aWake — Authority: 124
  Click here to request this book from your Wake County Public Library:) Full Tilt by Neal Shusterman (Author of Downsiders) “A roller coaster ride of a book…” says KLIATT, and it truly is. It was a page-turner for sure. Quinn and Blake are siblings, but you could never tell from their personalities. Quinn ...
  1 week ago

• YA Past, Present, Future

  
  Murder She Writes — Authority: 123
  At present, Young Adult titles are hot. Hot, hot, hot. Have you been in a bookstore lately? (Yes, dumb question for this group!) The YA section is bigger than the Romance section and the Mystery/Thriller section at my Borders, and wonderfully laid out. Bigger in floor space, but not titles . . . but close. And you ...
  3 weeks ago

• The Crisis of Scientific Illiteracy

  
  The Intersection — Authority: 649
  As a Tufts alum, I was thrilled to read The crisis of scientific illiteracy by Michael Shusterman in The Tufts Daily . It’s a terrific piece describing why the disconnect between science and American culture is so vital to address immediately . He begins: Today the United States is faced with a serious ...
  3 weeks ago

• All Wound Up

  
  Fabric Addict — Authority: 114
  Unwind , by Neal Shusterman , is a Gateway Readers Award book and a truly riveting and memorable dystopian novel. Set in the future, when it sounds absurd that "everyone was selecting their leaders not by their ability to lead, but by where they stood on [a] single issue," the life vs. choice battle has ...
  4 weeks ago

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