Young Adult Library Services Volume 5, Number 1
Table of Contents
Fall 2006
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FROM THE EDITOR
Valerie A. Ott
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THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
Judy Nelson
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| Professional Perspectives |
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YALSA’s Advocacy Task Force
Rollie Welch (Testimonies collected by Charli Osborne)
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Defending Intellectual Freedom
Barb Conkin
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Teen Perspective
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Teens’ Recommendations for Reluctant Readers
Jessica Mize
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Author Perspective
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A Real Princess: An Interview with Meg Cabot
Paula Brehm-Heeger
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| Best Practices |
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Reader’s Advisory by Proxy: Connecting Teens and Books through Positive Interactions with Parents and Caregivers
Heather Booth
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Hot Spot: Reader's Advisory
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Street Lit: Emptying Teen Fiction Bookshelves in Philadelphia Public Libraries
Vanessa J. Morris, Sandra Hughes-Hassell, Denise E. Agosto, and Darren Cottman
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A Closer Look at Bibliotherapy
Jami Jones
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The Power of Information: Creating a YA Nonfiction Collection
Karen M. Smith
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Bridging the Gap
Proactive Approaches for Adults Working with Teens
Kimberly Bolan
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Books that Help, Books that Heal: Dealing with Controversy in Young Adult Literature
Joni Bodart
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Teen Book Discussions Go Online
Cathy Rettberg
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What I Have Learned from Teens on Teenreads.com
Carol Fitzgerald from Teenreads.com
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FAQ Answered by the YA Galley Committee
Edith Cummings, Tracey Firestone, and Diane Monnier
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Literature Surveys and Research
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The Borderland Age and Borderline Books: The Early Practice of Youth Reader’s Advisory
Jennifer Burek Pierce
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| Professional Resource Reviews |
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| THE UPDATE |
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| INDEX TO ADVERTISERS |
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