2010 Session 3 Presentations

"CTLC is amazing and unique because it's truly about the kids -- those YA readers who give authors so many stellar reasons to ask more of themselves in their stories and their lives.  The teens teach the teachers, at CTLC, and that's just as it should be.  Don't miss it!" 

Kelly Milner Halls
Thanks to all of our 2010 presenters!
I Know You Are, but What Am I?

Presented by Lauren Myracle

Room: 320C

Lauren Myracle is a New York Times best-selling author for tweens and teens. She’s also one of the top 10 most frequently challenged authors in the country. Join her as she discusses censorship and shares horrifying (though sometimes amusing) examples from her own experience.

Japanese Pop Culture Teen Programs

Presented by Violeta Garza

Room: Multicultural Lounge

Love manga so much it hurts? Or do you have a hard time with it? Whether or not you are familiar with J-pop, learn a few easy, diverse tactics to connect to your library teens.

What’s Hot in Teen Literature

Presented by Nikki Van Thiel, Jenna Obee and Sarah Moore

Room: Roger Braun

Teens from Jefferson County Public Libraries will give book talks on their favorite books from the last three years.

Queer-Wise: Great Reads from the Rainbow Project

Presented by Laurie Spurling

Room: 640

Increase your GLBTQ fluency and join the discussion of great books selected by the Rainbow Project, a joint task force of the Social Responsibilities Round Table and the Gay Lesbian Bisexual Transgender Round Table of the American Library Association.

Reading Round Table

Presented by Dara Schmidt and Mo Yang

Room: Sigis

This session is a moderated discussion of the best books people have read in the last year. Everyone should come ready to talk about their favorites. All participants can speak their minds, and everyone will (hopefully) learn about a book that haven’t read... or maybe even heard of!

Sales & Exhibits

Presented by our wonderful exhibitors

Room: Turnhalle

Check out our exhibitor booths in the Turnhalle!