This month (or technically last month) at Teen Services Undergound I have a post up about Gaming Unplugged for teen programs. Basically I’m talking about a lot of my favorite board games and party games to play!
I included some favorite board games, cheap card games, and games that require no budget or materials.
This month at the Hub I have an interview with Sarah Beth Durst, the author of The Queen of Blood which was one of YALSA’s 2017 Alex Award winners.
Sarah is one of my favorite authors to interview and I loved this book. You can head over to the Hub to read the full post and hear about Sarah’s inspiration for this series as well as her reaction when she heard about her big win.
This month (or technically last month) at Teen Services Undergound I have a post up about my latest version of a Blind Date with a Book display (AKA the best display and my favorite one to make).
This month at Teen Services Undergound I have a post up about how to go about how and why I went all digital with my organization tools.
Basically I tried the planner/bullet journal route and it didn’t work very well for me so if you’ve had similar woes maybe I can help you optimize your smartphone tools to get yourself organized. It’s been a real game changer for me.
This month at the Hub I have a new booklist of read-a-likes for Everything, Everything by Nicola Yoon.
Nicola Yoon’s debut novel Everything, Everything took the book world by storm when it was published in 2015. This May readers will get to see this much loved story come to life on the big screen when the film adaptation starring Amandla Stenberg and Nick Robinson hits theaters. In the meantime this booklist has everything, everything you might want to read if you are a fan waiting for the movie to come out.
This month at the Hub I have an interview with Pamela S. Turner and Gareth Hinds, the author and illustrator (respectively) of Samurai Rising which was a finalist for the 2017 Nonfiction Award.
This month at Teen Services Undergound I have a post up about how (and why) I decided to go all digital with my organization instead of trying to get into Bullet Journaling.
If you’ve been experimenting with paper planners and BuJo and aren’t loving it, you might want to try some of my ideas.
You can head over to the Hub to read the full post and get some insights from Pamela and Gareth about their process and inspirations for the book.