Young Adult Library Services

Volume 8, Number 4, Summer 2010

From the Editor

Sarah Flowers

From the President

Linda W. Braun

The View from ALA

Follow the Leaders, Part I


One Emerging Leader's Experience at Midwinter 2010, Diary Style


By Robyn E. Vittek

School Library Perspective

Teen Read Week in Schools


By Karen Perry

Student Perspective

Absolutely True Experiences of Two New Librarians


The Importance of Popular Literature in Educating Young Adult Librarians



By Frances Veit and Fumiko Osada

Hot Spot: Teen Read Week

Books with Beat @ your library


Get Ready for Teen Read Week 2010!



By Carla Land

Budget Friendly Ideas for Teen Read Week Programming


By Catherine S. Barone

Books with Beat


Women Make Music but Men Keep Writing the Books



By Mark Flowers

The Book versus The Movie


By Jesse Vieau

Make It Count


Advocacy and Teen Read Week



By Beth Gallaway

Gauges and Pages


The Statistical Impact of Teen Read Week



By Monique Delatte

Best Practices

Transforming a Teen Summer Reading Program


By Chrissie Morrison

Literature Surveys and Research

The World of Multitasking Teens


How Library Programming Is Changing to Meet These Needs



By Rebecca Hill

Departments

Professional Resources

The YALSA Update

Guidelines for Authors

Index to Advertisers

YA Lit Symposium Preliminary Program

Index to Volume 8