[PDF.75gm] Exploding the Myths: The Truth About Teenagers and Reading (Scarecrow Studies in Young Adult Literature, No. 4)

Exploding the Myths: The Truth About Teenagers and Reading (Scarecrow Studies in Young Adult Literature, No. 4)

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||0 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| textbook|By Customer|I got this book for a class, so my main focus is just reading it for homework. But the essays in it are well written and insightful. Not bad.|1 of 2 people found the following review helpful.| Exploding the Myths|By L. Flanagan|Fanstastic book that has a diverse range of articles dealing with young adults|From School Library Journal||This collection of articles and speeches will be of interest to librarians, teachers, writers, and parents. One theme in many of the essays is how YA literature has evolved from its inception in the 1960s to the present day, not only

We are in the midst of the largest teenage population boom since the nineteen sixties, and all of the media are scrambling to reach this alert, savvy, wealthy, and self-conscious generation. But for authors, editors, parents, teachers, and librarians this large group of readers poses a series of special problems: what is too old, or too young for teenage eyes? Should there even be a literature for teenagers, or wouldn't they be better off skipping ahead to adult books? D...

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