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What Is YA?, a guest post by Hayley Krischer - Teen Librarian ToolboxKrischer's take on a hallmark of YA: "That you can make it through tough times, because you have a whole big beautiful life ahead of you."

YA Books Make Us Feel Safe to Be Who We Really AreAuthor Jason Reynolds on the power of YA, and how books help us become the protagonists of our own stories

Lessons for Teachers in Books About Young AdultsReading fiction gives insight into students’ lives, improves instruction, and provides relevant book recommendations for students.

How four books might impact a student

Novel in Verse at FIC Arg

Poems at 811.608 Ink

Memoir at 974.7 San

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Bibliotheraphy and the school library

Unpacking Mental Health Issues in Middle Grade and Young Adult Literature - Knowledge Quest(Left to Right: Kristina McBride, Jody Casella, and Liz Coley) (Natalie D. Richards) Have you ever been in a situation when you felt that a child was in need of assistance? Did you have difficulty deciding why you felt they... Read More ›

Librarians Offer Personal Attention and Community to Students Facing ChallengesThese librarians provide books and a sense of belonging to marginalized students and those academically behind,living in poverty, or facing other difficulties.

Classroom Connections: Sorry for Your Loss: Books about Grief, by By Angela Leeper. | Booklist OnlineBooklist Online Book Review: Classroom Connections: Sorry for Your Loss: Books about Grief. <ParaStyle:By>By Angela Leeper. FEATURE. April 2021 (<i>Book Links</i>).Books For Youth - Fiction

Two key ways school libraries can impact social-emotional learning - Perspectives on ReadingAs supporters of our school’s goals, learning targets and students, school libraries play a unique role in providing social-emotional learning opportunities.

How Bibliotherapy Can Help Students Open Up About Their Mental Health | KQEDLibrarians and counselors are teaming up to give teens an option for understanding and opening up about their mental health through books.

How My School Library Embraces Social Emotional LearningAnita Cellucci, 2016 SLJ School Librarian of the Year Finalist, designed programs to encourage mindfulness and support mental health.

Therapy on a Page: Bibliotherapy Resources for School Librarians - Knowledge QuestMy mother always tells me that I should write a book about my life. Why? Because I have experienced a great deal in a very brief amount of time. In this post, I share one of my experiences with you.... Read More ›

Therapy by the BookHelp students find solace, insight, and inspiration while reading. Plus, trauma-response resources for educators.

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