IN THE MEDIA
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From Bookforum:
Why we should stop teaching novels to high school students. Click here  
From MTV:
The movie adaptation of Gayle Forman's If I Stay, starring Chloë Grace Moretz, will be in theaters August 22. Click here
From the SF Chronicle:
A profile of Mr. Mopps' Children’s Books, which recently opened in Berkeley, Calif. Click here
From the Paris Review:
"Almost heartbreakingly earnest": a look at Ladybird Books, a vintage British children's imprint. Click here
From Brain Pickings:
Fear and Loathing in Wonderland: Ralph Steadman's Lewis Carroll illustrations. Click here
From CNN:
YA books and sex: what we learned under the covers. Click here |
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From the NY Daily News:
A rebuttal: Yes, we should still teach novels to high school students. Click here
From the Believer:
"Sweet Valley High novels were the literary training bras for those of us who were preteens in the 80s." Click here
From the Huffington Post:
Laurie Halse Anderson's 13 YA books for talking to teens about "tough stuff." Click here
From the Post-Gazette:
Better Nate Than Ever author Tim Federle returns to his hometown of Pittsburgh for his book tour. Click here
From Boing Boing:
The Hundred-Acre Wood could use a therapist: seeing pathology everywhere. Click here
From Flavorwire:
A collection of R.L. Stine-inspired artwork. Click here |
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