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