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Smile, Darn Ya, Smile!What has been your most own embarrassing experience at the dentist's office? Tell us, and you could get a free copy of the graphic novel Smile by Raina Telgemeier! Make sure to enter this creative giveaway! -
An Interview with Julie Halpern, Author of Get Well SoonAn Interview with Julie Halpern, Author of Get Well Soon
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An Interview with Simone Elkeles, Author of How to Ruin a Summer VacationAn Interview with Simone Elkeles, Author of How to Ruin a Summer Vacation
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Interview with Tom Sniegoski, Author of Billy Hooten, OwlboyAn Interview with Tom Sniegoski, Author of Billy Hooten, Owlboy -
An Interview with Sara Ryan, Author of Rules for HeartsAn Interview with Sara Ryan, Author of Rules for Hearts
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An Interview with Simmone Howell, Author of Notes from the Teenage UndergroundAn Interview with Simmone Howell, Author of Notes from the Teenage Underground
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An Interview with Deborah Davis, Author of Not like YouAn interview with Deborah Davis, author of Not Like You
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An Interview with Caroline Hickey, Author of Cassie was HereAn Interview with Caroline Hickey, Author of Cassie Was Here
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An Interview with Gretchen Olson, Author of Call Me HopeAn Interview with Gretchen Olson, Author of Call Me Hope
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An Interview with C. Leigh Purtill, the Author of Love, MegAn Interview with C. Leigh Purtill, the author of Love, Meg
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An Interview with Stephanie Hale, Author of Revenge of the Homecoming QueenAn Interview with Stephanie Hale, Author of Revenge of the Homecoming Queen
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Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys Mysteries: From Books to MoviesStories about Nancy Drew and The Hardy Boys have been coming out for nearly 80 years, inspiring countless spin off series, movies, and TV shows
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An Interview with Sarah Beth Durst, Author of Into the WildAn Interview with Sarah Beth Durst, Author of Into the Wild
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Interview with Kristen Tracy, Author of Lost ItKristen Tracy, author of Lost It, discusses poetry, selling her novel, Napoleon Dynamite, Ulysses, and bear safety, among other things.
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An Interview with Janet Lee Carey, Author of Dragon's KeepAn Interview with Janet Lee Carey, author of Dragon's Keep and member of readergirlz
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An Interview with Alex Richards, Author of Back TalkAn Interview with Alex Richards, Author of Back Talk
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An Interview with Sonya Sones, Author of What My Girlfriend Doesn't KnowAn Interview with Sonya Sones, author of What My Girlfriend Doesn't Know
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An Interview with Cecil Castellucci, Author of BeigeCheck out Beige and the graphic novel The Plain Janes, both of which are out now!
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An Interview with Joni Sensel, Author of Reality LeakAn Interview with Joni Sensel, Author of Reality Leak
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An Interview with Dia Calhoun, Author of The Phoenix DanceDia Calhoun's fantasy novel THE PHOENIX DANCE was inspired by her own struggle with Bipolar Disorder.
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An Interview with Julie Bowe, Author of My Last Best FriendAuthor of My Last Best Friend
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An Interview with Karen Day, Author of Tall TalesAuthor of Tall Tales
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Banned Books: Is The Bermudez Triangle by Maureen Johnson Too Cool for School?A novel by Maureen Johnson has been challenged at a high school in Oklahoma
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An Interview with Laurie Halse Anderson, Author of SpeakCritically acclaimed author of Speak and Twisted
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An Interview with Elizabeth Scott, Author of BloomAuthor of Bloom
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An Interview with Sarah Miller, Author of Miss Spitfire: Reaching Helen KellerBookseller and author of Miss Spitfire -
An Interview with Nina Malkin, Author of Orange is the New PinkAn interview with Nina Malkin, journalist, novelist, and cat mom
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An Interview with Alison BellAuthor of the Zibby Payne series for kids
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An Interview with Tracie Vaughn ZimmerAddressing cerebral palsy through poetry
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An Interview with Liane BoninThe brand-new book series Fame Unlimited follows the ups and downs of a teen actress - from the point of view of her best friend.
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An Interview with Debra GarfinkleAuthor of teen fiction
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An Interview with Mary WilcoxAn interview with the author of a middle-grade mystery series
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An Interview with Alex FlinnAlex Flinn is known for her gritty teen novels which openly address topics such as domestic abuse and peer pressure. Her newest story is driven by a young man just as layered as her previous protagonists, but with a twist: he literally is a beast.
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An Interview with E. LockhartPeek behind the curtain and laugh along with author Lockhart
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An Interview with Laura BowersOn the day that her debut novel hits bookstores, Laura Bowers visited Bildungsroman. We discussed family, second chances, and the true definition of success . . . as well as rude pigs, good music, and favorite books.
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An Interview with Wendy ToliverBringing a serious Greek myth into a modern day romantic comedy
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An Interview with Justina Chen HeadleyExploring racial identity and pursuing philanthropic endeavors
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An Interview with Lorie Ann GroverAuthor and illustrator Lorie Ann Grover has written poetry and prose for preschoolers and high schoolers.
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An Interview with Ally CarterWith a killer title and a great cover, Ally Carter's teen fiction debut I'D TELL YOU I LOVE YOU, BUT THEN I'D HAVE TO KILL YOU will certainly grab the eyes of potential readers.
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An Interview with Amber Benson and Christopher GoldenAn award-winning horror author and a recognizable actress have teamed up to write scripts and novels
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Ten Questions for Markus Zusak: An Interview with the Printz Award Winning AuthorAn interview with Markus Zusak, author of The Book Thief and I Am the Messenger
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An Interview with Crissa-Jean Chappell, Author of Total Constant OrderObsessive-compulsive disorder is no laughing matter
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An Interview with Kristen Buckley, Author of Tramps like UsWhat's a Jersey girl to do? Turn her experiences into a memoir, of course.
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Christopher Golden Writes Books for All AgesChristopher Golden writes books for all ages
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The Humanity of Vampires: An Interview with Heather Brewer, Author of Eighth Grade BitesAn interview with Heather Brewer, author of EIGHTH GRADE BITES.
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Blogging Writer Jenny HanJenny Han is a published author, a blogger, and a pop culture fiend.
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An Interview Robin Friedman with the Author of the Girlfriend ProjectRobin Friedman braves the world of dating and the world of publishing
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Interviewing Jennifer L. Holm, Two Time Newbery Honor Winning AuthorNewbery Honor recipient Jennifer L. Holm discusses cupcakes, collaborations, and her critically acclaimed books.
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Three Original Writing Contests for TeensGet creative!
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Major Publishing Companies Offer Free Book ProgramsTeens and adults who are teen fiction aficionados should check out these programs
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An Interview with Shannon Greenland, Author of The SpecialistsGeeks become heroes
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An Interview with Garret Freymann-Weyr, Author of Stay With MeQuestions and answers with author Garret Freymann-Weyr.
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Gentle's Holler: Kerry MaddenNorth Carolina's Maggie Valley (and relatives) inspired Kerry Madden's beautiful books
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Cures For Heartbreak: Margo RabbMargo Rabb's personal essays become a published novel
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The Other Sister: Discussion of Adoption and Biological ParentsOne woman's story of adoption
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How To Write a Successful Debut NovelCarrie Jones promotes tolerance and awareness in life and in fiction
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Giving Your Pet Some Bling! Fancy Schmancy Collars for Cats and DogsFancy Schmancy Collars for Cats and Dogs
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Readergirlz: An Interview With the Founders of the New Online Book Salon Celebrating Gutsy GirlsIn honor of Women's History Month, four young adult authors are launching readergirlz, a new online book salon celebrating gutsy girls in life and literature.
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An Interview With Two Up and Coming Authors in Their Natural Habitat: A BarChristopher Golden and Tim Lebbon return to the pub for a chat about their new books, THE BORDERKIND and DAWN, and a few too many pints of ale...
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Strong Women in Kid FictionTeachers and parents who want books featuring strong women need look no further than this list!
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Funny Fiction for KidsTickle your kids' funny bones!
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Childwise ExerciseThe American Heart Association and other health-conscious organizations recommend that people exercise regularly - that adults should have half an hour of exercise per day, five days a week. But what about kids?
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Child Stardom, But I Don't Want to Be FamousWhat if you are a famous athlete or actor who wants to (or is forced to) spend some time out of the spotlight? What do you do when you have famous parents or siblings? Here is a list of fun teen fiction that deal with unwanted fame.
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Writing, Reading, and Occasionally SleepingHow one writer juggles novels, comics, and movies -
Eat Your GreensWhen you go to the grocery store, don't forget the lettuce!
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Peas and Thank YouThe history and health benefits of peas
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Gardening with the KidsKids can create their own secret gardens.
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Hats OffThe history of hats and their many uses.
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Cosmetic DentistryWhiten and brighten that smile!
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The Many Faces of CornThe health benefits and different types of corn
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Valley Public GardensSpring has sprung! Stretch your legs and visit an outdoor garden exhibit with your family.
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Drink Your FruitNot all fruit juice was created equal
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Concierge HomesCongratulations on your promotion! But now you have to move your family. How can you make the transition easy for everyone?
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The Soothing Sounds of Duncan SheikThe music of singer/songwriter Duncan Sheik
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Bad MannersHow to encourage your children to be more proper and courteous
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Fudge FataleChocolate to die for
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Jean JewelsJazz up your jeans!
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Mesotherapy: Miracle Weight Loss?The history and types of this weight loss technique
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Summer CampsThere's a different camp for every kid!
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STAGES: The Development and Production of an Actress-Turned-Author Jordan RoterAn aspiring actress gets a lucky break and becomes a published author.
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Summer ReadsRecommended summer reading for kids and teens - books actually set in the summertime
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Summer Jobs and Work PermitsLooking for a summer job? Are you between the ages of 12 and 17? Here's how to get work permits.
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Ingenuity and DeterminationAn interview with Polly Shulman, author of ENTHUSIASM -
The Life of an Actor - In PrintBroadway star shares his life in the poignant memoir Without You
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Banned BooksBanned Books Week encourages Americans to read challenged classics and contemporary stories.
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Succulent StrawberriesSpringtime means strawberries fresh off of the vine!
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Dance DreamsDancing encourages creativity and exercise, teaches discipline, and, most importantly, inspires kids and adults alike. -
All You Ever Wanted to Know About The Incredible, Spreadable Cream CheeseCream cheese adds flavor to cakes, bagels, even sandwiches.
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How to Repel Bugs Just in Time for SummerEnjoy the outdoors without being eaten alive by bugs.
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Rice is Nice for the Mind and BodyWhite rice and brown rice are good and good for you!
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The History Behind Singin' in the Rain: From Stage to Film, and BackMost people are familiar with the classic musical as a film - but how does the stage version differ? -
Book Recommendations from Teens for TeensMy regular customers know they can always come to me for book recommendations. I turned the tables on them this week and asked some sophomores what they've read recently. I was impressed by the titles they mentioned, and am pleased to share their choices with you now.
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Books for All AgesBooks come in all shapes and sizes. Readers come in all ages and abilities.
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Teen PicksI asked teen (and tween) siblings what they are currently reading. I also got the opinions of their friends and some frequent customers who are only children.
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Rules of Her OwnNewbery Honor recipient Cynthia Lord talks about her book, her family, and her hopes
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Five Questions for Sarah DessenA quick Q&A with the bestselling author
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Young Adult Fiction: Rites of InitiationFour authors speak openly about their books
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Peter Pan and FriendsSome children wish they never had to grow up. They may be surprised to discover that plenty of adults feel the same way. Many people want to escape reality, to fly away. For these reasons and more, readers have been drawn to Peter Pan for over one hundred years.
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Juvenile Book Series of the 80s and 90sWhen I was little, I would read almost everything I could get my hands on. Here is just a sampling of series I checked out in the 80s and 90s.
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Judging the CoverWhile I urge people not to judge books by their covers, I do want to salute some artists, photographers, and writers for their fitting book jackets.