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| 2008/2009Welcome to our Library's podcast series. We chose Isinglass booktalks because the Isinglass Teen Read Award is such a great project. It is real! Actual 7th & 8th graders (as opposed to their parents, teachers, or their librarians...) nominate the books, read the books, and choose the winner each year. Our hats are off to the Barrington Public Library, Amy Inglis, and the teens who have spearheaded this effort since 2002.
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The Graveyard Book, by Neil Gaiman. Podcast published on 10/31/09.
Amazing Grace, by Megan Shull. Podcast published on 11/6/09.
The Boy in the Striped Pajamas, by John Boyne. Podcast published on 11/13/09.
Football Genius, by Tim Green. Podcast published on 11/20/09.
Night of the Howling Dogs, by Graham Salisbury. Podcast published on 12/07/09.
The Truth About My Bat Mitzvah, by Nora Raleigh Baskin. Podcast published on 12/14/09.
Losing Forever, by Gayle Friesen. Podcast published on 12/22/09.
The Declaration, by Gemma Malley. Podcast published on 01/12/10.
Airman, by Eoin Colfer. Podcast published on 1/22/10.
My Swordhand Is Singing, by Marcus Sedgwick. Podcast published on 1/29/10.
Gone, by Michael Grant. Podcast published on 2/5/10.
The Ruby Key, by Holly Lisle. Podcast published on 2/15/10.
The Compound, by S.A. Bodeen. Podcast published on 2/19/10.
The Red Thread, by Roderick Townley. Podcast published on 3/9/10.
Recorded on a MacBook running GarageBand 5.1 and using a LogiTech USB microphone
Assembled, edited and "mp3'd" on a MacBook using GarageBand 5.1 and iTunes
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Read Carrie Russell's SLJ column from 1/1/2002: Libraries often use scans of book covers to promote reading.
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Updated: 03-09-10