Michele Gorman and Tricia Suellentrop
| ISBN: 9781555706654 Published: 2009 8.5 x 11 | 450 pp. | $85.00 Request an Exam Copy |  WorldCat record
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YAttitude is back and better than ever in the 4th edition of the best-selling Connecting Young Adults and Libraries, created by former author, trainer, and inspirational speaker Patrick Jones. Co-authors Michele Gorman and Tricia Suellentrop have updated and revised this edition to address the latest trends and best practices in teen services, including programming, marketing and promotion, collection development, technology, outreach, library spaces for teens, and more.
This expanded edition includes exciting new research about the teen brain, the latest in technology and social networking, and an information-packed new chapter on information literacy. The accompanying CD-ROM includes updated core documents, sample forms, surveys, and other planning tools that can be personalized to best meet the needs of your public library or school library media center, including:
Information Literacy Exercises
Progressive Discipline Policy for Youth
Sample Teen Volunteer, Intern, and Employee Applications
Teen Comment Card Template
Planning Form for Developing a New Teen Space
Teen Focus Group Guide
Form Letter for Soliciting Partners/Sponsors for Teen Programming
Sample Booktalk Evaluation Form
Whether you are teen librarian, library generalist, or graduate student searching for new information about how to best serve teens in libraries, this is the book for you.
Instructors: Interested in adopting this textbook? Neal-Schuman Publishers is happy to tell you more about the book or arrange an exam copy. E-mail textbook.consultant@neal-schuman.com for more information.
This expanded edition includes exciting new research about the teen brain, the latest in technology and social networking, and an information-packed new chapter on information literacy. The accompanying CD-ROM includes updated core documents, sample forms, surveys, and other planning tools that can be personalized to best meet the needs of your public library or school library media center, including:
Information Literacy Exercises
Progressive Discipline Policy for Youth
Sample Teen Volunteer, Intern, and Employee Applications
Teen Comment Card Template
Planning Form for Developing a New Teen Space
Teen Focus Group Guide
Form Letter for Soliciting Partners/Sponsors for Teen Programming
Sample Booktalk Evaluation Form
Whether you are teen librarian, library generalist, or graduate student searching for new information about how to best serve teens in libraries, this is the book for you.
Instructors: Interested in adopting this textbook? Neal-Schuman Publishers is happy to tell you more about the book or arrange an exam copy. E-mail textbook.consultant@neal-schuman.com for more information.
"Whether your program and offerings for young adults are thriving, need a little reviving, or are nonexistent, this books contains a wealth of useful information...The toolkit is a fabulous resource for those who are starting a teen program or need a boost introducing new programs or ideas...Any library serving teens should have this book in its collection, and it is an excellent resource to share with all staff members to make the library a welcoming and relevant place for teens."
-- Reference and User Services Quarterly, Vol. 49, Issue 3
"...contains just about everything anyone would want to know in the early twenty-first century about being an excellent young adult librarian....The book is extremely well laid out...one of the most outstanding features of the book is an extensive glossary of both terms and people's names...it is recommended for all young adult librarians or all librarians who want to be young adult librarians or teachers who want to function as young adult librarians."
-- ARBA Online, March 2010
"...a wealth of ideas that touch on all facets of programming for the young adult."
-- Catholic Library World, March 2010
"The newest edition of the "big pink bible" continues to serve as an essential resource for anyone serving teens...Another added bonus that greatly improves the work is a CD-ROM with forms, calendars, and sample policies...The changes and additions make this edition a valuable tool for both new and experienced librarians. Even if you already own an earlier version, you should make room for this one."
-- School Library Journal, February 2010
"This title is invaluable to any librarian who comes in contact with teen patrons."
-- Booklist, December 2009
"Whether a seasoned library professional or someone new to the job, this useful, comprehensive handbook on how to best serve young adult library patrons is a must-have for any librarian's professional library....this updated edition is an excellent professional resource."
-- VOYA, December 2009
"Two excellent teen public librarians have combined their talents to produce a major and practical guide for getting teens interested in libraries and their programming...is a likely candidate for a teen course in graduate library school and its value to teacher-librarians is to understand ways that public librarians are likely to design their services so the school library media program can fold into and address a comprehensive approach to this age group."
-- Teacher-Librarian, October 2009
-- Reference and User Services Quarterly, Vol. 49, Issue 3
"...contains just about everything anyone would want to know in the early twenty-first century about being an excellent young adult librarian....The book is extremely well laid out...one of the most outstanding features of the book is an extensive glossary of both terms and people's names...it is recommended for all young adult librarians or all librarians who want to be young adult librarians or teachers who want to function as young adult librarians."
-- ARBA Online, March 2010
"...a wealth of ideas that touch on all facets of programming for the young adult."
-- Catholic Library World, March 2010
"The newest edition of the "big pink bible" continues to serve as an essential resource for anyone serving teens...Another added bonus that greatly improves the work is a CD-ROM with forms, calendars, and sample policies...The changes and additions make this edition a valuable tool for both new and experienced librarians. Even if you already own an earlier version, you should make room for this one."
-- School Library Journal, February 2010
"This title is invaluable to any librarian who comes in contact with teen patrons."
-- Booklist, December 2009
"Whether a seasoned library professional or someone new to the job, this useful, comprehensive handbook on how to best serve young adult library patrons is a must-have for any librarian's professional library....this updated edition is an excellent professional resource."
-- VOYA, December 2009
"Two excellent teen public librarians have combined their talents to produce a major and practical guide for getting teens interested in libraries and their programming...is a likely candidate for a teen course in graduate library school and its value to teacher-librarians is to understand ways that public librarians are likely to design their services so the school library media program can fold into and address a comprehensive approach to this age group."
-- Teacher-Librarian, October 2009
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