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Nutmeg Middle School (formerly “Teen”) 2020 Middle School Nutmeg Nominees Ali, S. K. – Saints and MisfitsAnderson, John David – PostedAnderson, Natalie C. – City of Saints & ThievesBashardoust, Melissa – Girls Made of Snow and GlassBlake, Elly – FrostbloodColfer, Eoin – IllegalGray, Claudia – Defy the StarsJackson, Linda Williams – Midnight Without a MoonStone, Tamara Ireland – Click’dWatson, Renée – Piecing Me Together 2019 Teen Nutmeg Nominees Alpert, Mark – The Six Charbonneau, Joelle – Need Chmakova, Svetlana – Awkward Cordoba, Zoraida – Labyrinth Lost Gephart, Donna – Lily and Dunkin King, Wesley – OCDaniel Lee, Stacey – Outrun the Moon Mills, Wendy – All We Have Left Reynolds, Jason – Ghost Sullivan, Tara – The Bitter Side of Sweet
Miss Peregrine author returns with illustrated collection of fairytales Ransom Riggs is to open the door to Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children a little wider with a new book of fairytales set in the fantastical world. Riggs’s bestselling novel – which is being adapted for film by Tim Burton, with a script by Jane Goldman and starring Samuel L Jackson and Eva Green – has sold over 5m copies around the world. Set on an island off the coast of Wales, and illustrated using vintage photographs found by Riggs, it sees 16-year-old Jacob discover the ruins of Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children on the island, as well as more details about the children, who may still be alive. Riggs has followed the novel up with two sequels, Hollow City and Library of Souls, and the children’s books arm of Penguin Random House has announced that it has acquired an illustrated collection of original fairytales set in the same world, for publication this autumn.
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10 Nonfiction Books for Teens That Are Total Page-Turners In their world of sometimes-dull textbooks and term papers on often pre-assigned topics, it’s natural for teens to flock to fiction in their spare time. But they would be remiss to overlook some of the amazing nonfiction works that are equally captivating, thought-provoking, and even worldview-affecting. Here are 10 extra-compelling nonfiction books for teens that span all kinds of interests and curiosities. We Should All Be Feministsby Chimamanda Ngozi AdichieIn December 2015, it was announced that every 16-year-old in Sweden would be given a copy of this book. Adapted from Adichie’s award-winning TEDx Talk of the same name (which blew up after Beyoncé sampled it), the book is a great stepping stone for discussions on gender roles and equity. Drawing from Adichie’s own experiences, it’s a key read for young women and men as they navigate the future together.
Creator Corner with KidLit TV – Every Child a Reader Creator Corner KidLit TV, an award winning producer of resources for parents, teachers and librarians, announces a partnership with the Children’s Book Council and Every Child a Reader to produce 100 book creator videos for teachers, parents, librarians, and educators across the country to share with their students. This campaign commemorates the 100th anniversary of Children’s Book Week, and the three-to-five minute long videos feature well-known and popular children’s book authors and illustrators speaking about their favorite character creations. Check out the next videos from brilliant book creators, Cynthia Weill and Tom O’Donnell! Litsy: If Instagram and Goodreads Had a Perfect Baby Have you been hearing the buzz about Litsy? It’s a social media app for readers (iOS only for the moment, I’m afraid, please don’t yell at me, I didn’t develop the app) that is kind of like if Instagram and Goodreads had a beautiful, perfect baby. You can read a little about it on their website. I’m kind of obsessed. What I like about Litsy, perhaps paradoxically, are its strict limitations. You can basically do only three things to add content to your page: quote from a book you’re reading, blurb a book you’re reading, and review a book you’re reading.
10 Sites like Goodreads for Authors and Readers What is Goodreads? If you don’t already know, Goodreads is a “social cataloging” website and as of early 2013 it is part of the Amazon.com family. This is the world’s largest online book catalog and is largely user populated.