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Young adults' libraries

Featured — award winners and classics first, when available. Use “Show different books” for a new selection.

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The Lost World

Arthur Conan Doyle

1912 ★ 4.0

High/low handbook

Ellen V. LiBretto

1998

50+ fandom programs

Amy J. Alessio

2017

Reference services for children and young adults

Rosemarie Riechel

1991

Best new media, K-12

Catherine Barr

2008

Defending frequently challenged young adult books

Pat R. Scales

2016

Teen Library Events

Kirsten Edwards

2002

From children's literature to readers theatre

Elizabeth Ann Poe

2013

Youth-serving libraries in Japan, Russia, and the United States

N. I. Gendina, Lesley S. J. Farmer, Yuriko Nakamura

2012

Urban teens in the library

Denise E. Agosto, Sandra Hughes-Hassell

2010

School library journal's best

Marilyn L. Miller

1997

Technology and literacy

Jennifer Nelson

2012

Book bait

Elinor Walker

1957

Annotated book lists for every teen reader

Julie Bartel

2011

Teen games rule!

Julie Scordato, Ellen Forsyth

2014

Public Libraries and Social Justice

John Pateman, John Vincent

2010

Quick and popular reads for teens

Pam Spencer Holley

2009

A core collection for young adults

Rollie James Welch

2011

Library programs for teens

Karen J. Siwak

2010

What do children and young adults read next?

Janis Ansell, Pam Spencer Holley

2004

Adults just wanna have fun

Audrey Barbakoff

2016

Library Robotics

Sarah Kepple

2015

Focus on the child

Judith Londale, Ray Lonsdale, Ray Londale et al.

1996

The money bazaars

Martin Mayer

1984

The library, the school and the child

John Whitehall Emery

1917

Better serving teens through school library-public library collaborations

Cherie Pandora

2013

Do it right!

Patrick Jones

2001

Library collections for teens

Kristen Fletcher-Spear

2011

Thinking outside the book

C. Allen Nichols

2004

Answering teens' tough questions

mk Eagle

2012

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