Re: Adbooks

[Nancy Vait <vait3@yahoo.com>]

Thanks for this information, Susie.  You always seem
to be right in the game!  I've signed up for the
adbooks list and will mostly see if I can keep up with
the discussions.  I'm positive I won't get many of the
books read, but I always appreciate recommendations,
especially having moved from middle to high school
alternative.  It's its own special niche.  

Nancy


--- shighley@aol.com wrote:

> Adbooks is a discussion group for adolescent
> literature.  They host 
> several discussions a year, and are currently in
> their awards process; 
>  from the nominees, one book is "voted off" each
> week until the 
> finalists remain and people vote FOR a book.  The
> pleading of cases for 
> books is amazing.  People can't vote for/against a
> book unless they've 
> read the entire thing.  I'm mainly a lurker, because
> what books I do 
> get around to reading are more for middle level (I'd
> say these are more 
> high school), but it's still fascinating, and I've
> gotten many good 
> suggestions.
> 
> Here's the yahoo group page
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/adbooks/
> 
> and the general webpage
> http://www.adbooks.org/
> 
> Susie
>
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