Practical Programming: The Best of YA-YAAC

by Monique Delatte Starkey

Young adult enthusiasts around the world coalesce at YALSA’s discussion list, YA-YAAC to chat about cool craft ideas, share teen programming successes, and solicit suggestions for challenges like uptight managers, teen-phobic environments, and programming brain freeze!

Practical Programming: The Best of YA-YAAC will provide librarians and library workers with a wealth of tried and true programming ideas for teens. Monique Delatte Starkey culled the best ideas and compiled them into this easy to read resource.

Genres: Librarianship

160 pages, Paperback

First published August 1, 2013

Reviews

[Nancy]

I dunno, I suppose this book was informative with creative ideas and plenty of black and white pictures, but somehow I just couldn't see many of these programs working at my library. They were either too juvenile or too pedestrian for the teens. Yeah, they could bring in their own jeans and we would decorate them and sew them into pillows. But the teens in this town don't seem to be into sewing. Perhaps it's just me, maybe I'm not creative enough to picture a teen being excited about any of this stuff. But then again, how often are teens excited about anything?

Sigh..... I dunno.... I'll keep searching.