This book is a delightful adventure through historical Italian archaeological sites in the pursuit of lost artifacts. It has ...

Boyden Library’s Teen Librarian Jennifir Huston recently sat down with YA author Jeff Zentner to discuss his two books, ...

The narrative explores urgent contemporary issues: the manipulation of history through the destruction of records, the ...

Written in verse, this novel is well-suited to the audio format which enhances the sense of yearning and suspense that builds ...

Readers will also be invested in the familiarity of the tale of Robin Hood with a new spin and the alternating POVs between ...

Space Punch takes on superhuman, science-fiction elements while still being set in a realistic world with high-stakes ...

This middle-grade fantasy is a gentle adventure that weaves together magic, memory, and the mysteries of family with stunning, immersive visuals.

Written in verse, this novel is well-suited to the audio format which enhances the sense of yearning and suspense that builds throughout.

How to Survive a Slasher is deliciously meta. Genderfluid and queer-identifying CJ’s humorous first-person POV and the ...

Are teens really not reading as much as they did in the past? Are teens reading, but in nontraditional formats that are underreported? If surveys focus on book reading, what about teens who do all ...

Kelley Blue, Portland Public Library, ME (Coordinator); Meg Bowie, Free Library of Philadelphia; Jean Broughton, Vancouver Public Library; Jacqueline Bush, Stratford Library Association; M’issa ...

In terms of information seeking, youth can be broken down into four discrete information-seeking groups defined by their ability to read and Piaget’s cognitive developmental stages. Coinciding with ...