This is a nice bit of bookish fun based on series from NPR's list of 100 Best YA Novels of all time. It covers a wide range of titles, old and new, and will appeal to the RA advisor in you.
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Ways and means of supporting and developing young adult readers.
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This is a nice bit of bookish fun based on series from NPR's list of 100 Best YA Novels of all time. It covers a wide range of titles, old and new, and will appeal to the RA advisor in you. |
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The 'Juvenile Series and Sequels' database contains over 28,000 books in 3,700 series titles that are classified into three audiences: Juvenile Easy - up to 2nd grade Young Adult - 6th to 12th grade Developed by Mid-Continent Public Library, Missouri, USA. Delete the scoop?
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