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MIDDLE GRADE AND YA: WHERE TO DRAW THE LINE?

• Authors : ROSEN, JUDITH (AUTHOR)

Subjects: *YOUNG adult literature; *CHILDREN'S literature; *BOOKS & reading

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 7/21/2014, Vol. 261 Issue 29, p24-25. 2p. 5 Color Photographs.

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The Switch Up: Remote Programming in the Age of Covid-19: Tweens can stay connected to the library even if it's not in person.

• Authors : Abron, Dawn¹

Subjects: *PRETEENS; *YOUNG adult literature; *COVID-19

• Source: Young Adult Library Services. Summer2020, Vol. 18 Issue 4, p7-10. 4p.

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Growing Up Graphically Coming-of-Age Issues in Graphic Novels.

• Authors : Garrison, Kasey L.¹

Subjects: *GRAPHIC novels; *YOUNG adult literature; *BLACK Lives Matter movement

• Source: Knowledge Quest. May/Jun2020, Vol. 48 Issue 5, p8-14. 7p.

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Booktalking nonfiction: 200 surefire winners for middle and high school readers

• Authors : Bromann-Bender, Jennifer

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Gentle reads: great books to warm hearts and lift spirits, grades 5-9

• Authors : McDaniel, Deanna

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A core collection for young adults.

• Authors : Welch, Rollie James, 1957-

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Best books for middle school and junior high readers: grades 6-9

• Authors : Barr, Catherine, 1951-

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New Tweens Line Modeled After American Girl.

• Authors : Rosen, Judith

Subjects: *PRETEENS; *YOUNG adult literatureB'TWEEN Productions Inc.WORST Enemies, Best Friends (Book); BAD News, Good News (Book)

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 9/6/2004, Vol. 251 Issue 36, p29-29. 1/3p. 1 Color Photograph.

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