What if living forever was a death sentence? Decades after the discovery that a small percentage of the population has … Read More →
Neil Gaiman has a storyteller’s voice, rich and deep it draws the listener in and lulls us into a sense … Read More →
A few days ago in a fit of gallows humour after reading too much of the Project 2025 policy document … Read More →
http://teenlibrarian.co.uk/2024/07/19/the-guantanamo-bay-library-association/
JULY 2024 – “Everyone’s gearing up for big superhero moments in the cinema, but Deadpool and Wolverine isn’t for all comic book fans … Read More →
http://teenlibrarian.co.uk/2024/07/18/are-you-ready-for-some-monster-fun/
First published in 1978, Misty was the brainchild of legendary writer and editor Pat Mills, offering thrills and chills for … Read More →
This screenshot is taken from page five of the forward to the Heritage Foundations Mandate for Leadership. The text reads: … Read More →
http://teenlibrarian.co.uk/2024/07/12/project-2025-threatens-library-workers/
One of the things I do to keep track of what is happening in right-wing ecosystems with regard to libraries … Read More →
http://teenlibrarian.co.uk/2024/07/06/the-anatomy-of-an-attack-on-a-book-library/
Nu Earth: a whole planet sacrificed to war. A chemical and nuclear nightmare, fit only for the endless battle between … Read More →
http://teenlibrarian.co.uk/2024/07/01/rogue-trooper-blighty-valley/
The latest issue of the TeenLibrarian Newsletter is now available to read online: https://us20.campaign-archive.com/?u=32ffbca7d353f6dcc0c7c0953&id=09e925170f
http://teenlibrarian.co.uk/2024/06/26/teenlibrarian-newsletter/
Thursday 20 June 2024: The winners of the UK’s longest-running and best-loved book awards for children and young people, the Yoto Carnegies, … Read More →