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Getting Beyond "Interesting": Teaching Students the Vocabulary of Appeal to Discuss Their Reading - Olga M. Nesi

Getting Beyond "Interesting": Teaching Students the Vocabulary of Appeal to Discuss Their Reading - Olga M. Nesi | Readers Advisory For Secondary Schools | Scoop.it

'Getting Beyond "Interesting": Teaching Students the Vocabulary of Appeal to Discuss Their Reading is a practical application book that gives librarians all the tools they need to implement the teaching of both appeal terms and Book Hook writing and sharing. When students know how to write Book Hooks and have access to an easy-to-use system for allowing students to share Book Hooks, the result is greatly increased reading through the power of peer recommendations.' Get this hot off the press!

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Best of the Best Books for Teens - Chicago Public Library

Best of the Best Books for Teens - Chicago Public Library | Readers Advisory For Secondary Schools | Scoop.it
Chicago Public Library recommends the following books as the very best fiction published in 2012 for teens in high school.
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Excellent to see Australian authors Margo Lanagan and Cath Crowley on this interesting list. Also lots of new books to find.

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The Teens Are All Right: 2011's Top 5 YA Novels : NPR

The Teens Are All Right: 2011's Top 5 YA Novels : NPR | Readers Advisory For Secondary Schools | Scoop.it
"Once known for its problem novels and teen melodrama, young adult fiction has developed into one of the most complex and extensive genres in literature. 2011 brought us a wealth of new reads that continue to twist traditional formulas and take risks that are, by and large, paying off with wholly unique reading experiences. A love story at the heart of a horror novel — why not? Mythical water horses in the modern world — sounds exciting. A theatrical fantasy populated with Shakespearean and fairy tale characters alike — oh, the possibilities! But no matter how varied the young adult genre becomes, today's best teen reads have one thing in common: their emotional depth, believable characters and suspense-filled storylines will keep readers of any age tearing through the pages, as proven by these five exemplary novels."
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