Jennifer Hubert
Author of Reading Rants

Wednesday, August 19, 2009
10 am to 3 pm
(coffee at 9:30; catered lunch included)
  
Cost: FREE!

Special Guest Speaker:
Jennifer Hubert
Booktalking the
Reading Rants Way

Gloucester County Library, Mullica Hill
Directions: http://www.sjrlc.org/directions/GCLS 

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We invite SJRLC librarians who serve teens from both school (middle and high) and public libraries as well as administrators who fund these services to join us for a great booktalking program, networking lunch, and planning session on services to teens in the Region.  (Librarians from other Regions can register on a space-available basis)

We are pleased to announce that
Jennifer Hubert will be our guest presenter!

Booktalking the "Reading Rants" way! 

Booktalking is a tremendous tool for promoting your collection and attracting readers. Join our speaker Jennifer Hubert, author of the website Reading Rants! Out of the Ordinary Booklists for Teens and book of the same title, in a fun, useful, interactive presentation.  You will learn tips and techniques that will help newbie and seasoned booktalkers alike craft successful booktalks that connect young adults with books they will love!

Jennifer is a self-described YA librarian, book reviewer, author, quilter and reality TV junkie.  She helps librarians connect with young adults, and helps young adults connect with books they love through her writing, blogging, and presenting. When she's not reading or writing about great young adult books, Jennifer works directly with teens in her position as the Middle School Librarian at the Little Red School House & Elisabeth Irwin High School in Greenwich Village in Manhattan.

In addition to Jennifer's presentation, we will also hear about the new Teen Spaces at Atlantic City and Camden County Libraries.  There will also be time for you to talk and share with each other.

We promise you a day of engagement, sharing, and inspiration!

  1. Come as a Team!  Contact your school/public library counterpart and come as a team.  See the "Connecting" section on our wiki (sjrlcaplus.pbwiki.com/Connecting) to find your counterpart. 

  2. Network with Others: Connect with school and public librarians who serve teens across South Jersey!

  3. Share your accomplishments!  If you've collaborated with your school/public library counterpart on programs or services, you'll have an opportunity to share your success stories. 

  4. Tell us about your Teen Space!

  5. Help us plan new ideas and services:  What can can we accomplish together in 2009?

  6. Be inspired: By our inspiring speaker, and by each other!

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--- Earn 5 Professional Development Hours for attending this program ---