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Review: The Fault in Our Stars by John Green
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Skip to main content. The Fault in Our Stars. July 17, 2015. The Fault in Our Stars. From the premise, I suspected I would dislike this book. The fact that it claims not to be a “cancer book” is all the more frustrating when it’s pretty much the canceringest cancer book ever to cancer-book. So my expectations were low, but I was willing to be surprised and I was. I’d expected it to be a bit of a hate-read, but from what I’d heard I also expected it to be well-written and engaging. The exact same way.
Discussion: Romanticizing Mental Illness
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Skip to main content. Discussion: Romanticizing Mental Illness. By L Lee Butler. May 23, 2015. In our final discussion this week, we want to discuss romanticization of mental illness. This is a common element in depictions of mental illness, including many in the YA category, where it even sees to be getting increasingly more common. We brought back three previous contributors to discuss what it can look like, why it’s a problem, and the many tropes that fall under this banner. All the Bright Places.
Wrapping Up One Event, Announcing the Next
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Skip to main content. We're wrapping up Autism on the Page, and announcing our next exciting event a week of posts focusing on representation of mental illness. Wrapping Up One Event, Announcing the Next. May 13, 2015. April was quite a ride, wasn’t it? We had a blast bringing you well over thirty reviews, articles, and interviews about autistic representation in middle grade and young adult books, and we’re so very proud of all the content created for it. Or our “autism” category. This event came about ...
Review: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddon
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Skip to main content. The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. April 4, 2015. The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. 2003) received multiple awards and high praise. For its portrayal of a disabled protagonist, Christopher Boone, who is usually described as having Asperger’s/autism. Mark Haddon wrote it after (in his own words) doing no research other than reading an essay and a few popular articles about and by autistic people. Not as a good representation of autism. Some autistic p...
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Skip to main content. March 25, 2016. Worldbuilding About, Through, and With Autism. Post by Ada Hoffmann. Speculative fiction is work that focuses on difference, work that immerses us in it. But the choices we make when building a fictional world can reflect on the world that we live in now. So how do we worldbuild with disability in mind? March 24, 2016. Interview with Corinne Duyvis about. On the Edge of Gone. Post by Ada Hoffmann. March 24, 2016. On the Edge of Gone. Post by Ada Hoffmann. Although se...
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The Globally Curious: Books by Country
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World literature and movie reviews, with a special focus on non-Western sci-fi and fantasy. Explore the Globally Curious's book reviews by country! Books are listed in alphabetical order by author's last name or family name. For all book reviews. Ed Ahmed, Muhammad Aurangzeb. Islamicates: Vol. 1. Ed Nicholson, Hope. Moonshot: The Indigenous Comics Collection Vol. 1. Ed Ou Ning and Austin Woerner. Chutzpah! New Voices from China. China, Malaysia, Taiwan). Mackenzie, Kenneth. The Young Desire It. Schlink, ...
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The Globally Curious: Mice In Men by Anirban Bose
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World literature and movie reviews, with a special focus on non-Western sci-fi and fantasy. Wednesday, August 5, 2015. Mice In Men by Anirban Bose. 2010, Harper Collins India. 212 pages, short stories. Found: on sale at Crossword bookstore, Kolkata. The Magic of Medicine". A young Indian doctor administers to a severely ill patient, but is troubled by his status as an illegal immigrant from Bangladesh. A dying man reflects on his actions when he was a new doctor, sent to practice in a remote village in T...
June #writemotivation Check In Number 3 | valerie r lawson
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About Valerie R Lawson. Interviews I’ve Done. What I’m Reading 2016. Books I’ve Read 2015. Books I’ve Read 2014. Books I’ve Read 2013. Other Books I’ve Read 2012. June #writemotivation Check In Number 3. June 29, 2015. This month was quite the mixed bag as far as goal progress has been concerned. Fingers crossed* and recognizing I’m totally tempting the fates by saying that.). Here are my June goals:. 1 Make word count goal of 2000 words five days each week. Nope. Total failure. If so, why not join us?
Finding Wonderland: The WritingYA Weblog: March 2015
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Publisher Interview: CEO Nancy Traversy of Barefoot Books. Seven Impossible Things Before Breakfast. 7-Imp’s 7 Kicks #501: Featuring Ashley Bryan. On the Smugglers’ Radar. Jen Robinson's Book Page. Links I Shared on Twitter this Week: September 16: More #Cybils News, Mathical Awards, #DiverseBooks #Joy. Poetry Friday: Jabberers by Carl Sandburg. Review: Deenie by Judy Blume. I'm Here. I'm Queer. What the Hell do I read? This Blog Is NINE! A Fuse #8 Production. Lee and Low Blog. The Miss Rumphius Effect.
Finding Wonderland: The WritingYA Weblog: 2 More Days to Be a KidLitCon Early Bird
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This week's round-up of middle grade fantasy and sci fi from around the blogs (9/4/16). The Miss Rumphius Effect. Poetry Seven Write Clogyrnach. I'm Here. I'm Queer. What the Hell do I read? Wings' 1927 First On-Screen Same-Sex Kiss. Jen Robinson's Book Page. Curse of the Boggin (The Library, Book 1): D.J. MacHale. New Home for Bottom Shelf Books. The Homework Strike, Coming Soon). Cynsational News, Giveaways and Hiatus. Norman's Best Books of 2015. 150 Ways to Give a Book. The 2014 Cybil Awards Are Here!
National Teacher’s Day: Reflecting on My Teachers | Crazy QuiltEdi
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Promoting literacy for teens of color one book at a time. National Teacher’s Day: Reflecting on My Teachers. In Me Being Me. 6 May 2015 Wednesday. First, let me tell you that my grade school education was in a 1-8th grade Catholic school. I was the first Black to attend there 1st through 8th grade and there were all of three Blacks and two Latinas in this class of just over 100. I believe my brother was the only black in his class. My fourth grade teacher had us read. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.
We’re the People: Summer Reading 2015 | Crazy QuiltEdi
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Promoting literacy for teens of color one book at a time. We’re the People: Summer Reading 2015. In Me Being Me. 25 April 2015 Saturday. I’m currently working with Debbie Reese,. And Eboni Elizabeth Thomas. To create a summer reading list. We’d like to include picture books, chapter books, middle grade and young adult written by authors of color. The YA list could include adult books with teen appeal. What have you read recently or what are some books that you might not ever forget? Evelyn N. Alfred.
#publibchat: November 2016
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Regular chat about public library topics on Twitter. Follow @publibchat on twitter to find out about scheduled chats! Project currently organized by Katelyn Patterson (@radicalibrarian) and Elizabeth McKinstry (@wrk2lib). How to join #publibchat. Saturday, November 12, 2016. RA Resources - A Post In Progress! Here's a start for a list of resources; a meta-list in some ways, since a lot of the links are already lists of sites. We Need Diverse Books - Where To Find Diverse Books. Reader's Advisory - ALA.
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A Diary of a Book Addict: March 2015
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A Diary of a Book Addict. Friday, March 20, 2015. Around The World ARC Tours Presents Between Us and the Moon by Rebecca Maizel. A luminous young adult novel that evokes Judy Blume’s Forever for a new generation. Before she knows what’s happened, one little lie has transformed into something real. And by the end of August, she might have to choose between falling in love, and finding herself. Kindle Edition, 384 pages. Expected publication: June 30th 2015 by Harper Teen. This book is about a girl Sarah w...
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Promoting literacy for teens of color one book at a time. We’re the People: Summer Reading 2015. In Me Being Me. 21 May 2015 Thursday. We’re the People:. Are you looking for books to add to your summer reading list? Ones written or illustrated by Native Americans or people of color? Ones that include characters that are Native? Take a look at these! Picture Books, Chapter Books and Early Readers*. A is for Activist. A is for Activist. By J L. Powers, George Mendoza and Hayley Morgan-Sanders. Geor...By Ch...
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Disability in Kidlit — Reviews, articles, and more about the portrayal of disabilities in children's fiction
Skip to main content. August 7, 2015. Post by Haroon Ghori. Although I was underwhelmed by the portrayal of albinism in. It’s a great novel that features the first strong, sympathetic lead with albinism I’ve seen in quite a few years. July 31, 2015. Post by Rosalie McAvoy. Is only one character’s experience of stuttering, but it’s an honest one. And in a world where so often these stories aren’t told, that comes across like a breath of fresh air. July 17, 2015. The Fault in Our Stars. July 3, 2015. Despi...
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