_______________________________________________Good morning,I have two questions today.1. Our middle school libraries have been talking about YA books. There are many books in our libraries that are considered YA and are recommended for 8th grade and up. Our schools have grades 6-8. I know this topic was brought up already here but I can't remember what was said. I'm ordering YA labels for these books. For those of you who have these books labeled, what did you do with them as far as notifying students and parents about them? Did students in grades 6 and 7 need special permission to borrow them? Did 8th graders?2. I have a teacher who has written a book and really wants to get it published (for free). Does anyone know of a way for an educator to get a book published?Thank you!KimKim MusketSchool LibrarianJames H. Moran, Sr. Middle SchoolCurrently reading:Deepfake by Sarah Darer LittmanCurrently listening:Will by Will SmithRecently finished:Across the Desert by Dusti BowlingOperation Do-Over by Gordon KormanSuper Gifted by Gordon KormanSantiago's Road Home by Alexandra DiazWhatshisface by Gordon KormanThe Finest Hours: the True Story of a Heroic Sea Rescue by Michael J. Tougias, Casey ShermanResist: a Story of D-Day by Alan GratzMaybe He Just Likes You by Barbara DeeOut of My Heart by Sharon DraperRescue by Jennifer A. NielsenUnplugged by Gordon KormanA Rebel in Auschwitz: the True Story of the Resistance Hero Who Fought the Nazis from Inside the Camp by Jack FairweatherEscape from Alcatraz by Eric BraunLinked by Gordon KormanWar Stories by Gordon Korman
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