61. Pathfinder For Literary Research Characters in literature. R 809.3 Gil Characters in young adult literature. R 809.927How Characters in 19th Century literature. Resources for specific genre. http://mciu.org/~spjvweb/litpath.html

Pathfinder for Literary Research The following are reference tools you will find useful in any literary research. Choose the ones that make the most sense for your particular research problem and examine their tables of contents and indexes. Why is literary criticism worth studying? Read this article by Steven Hale, Georgia Perimeter College. Why analyze literature? Read this article by Professor John Lye, Brock University, for tips and rationale. Our handout on What is Literary Criticism? DATABASES ROCK for Lit Crit and Literary Biography! An index to the Gale series of reference books is available on the Web at http://www.galenet.com/servlet/LitIndex netlibrary in ACCESS PA POWER LIBRARY offers access to hundreds of e-books containing critical essays! Catalogs and Databases. Wilson's Biographies (select More Information for critical articles, interviews, and reviews.) Remember to check the patron catalog . We have many books of collected criticism that you may borrow located in the 800s! Subscription Services / Databases Lit Crit on the Free Web Book Reviews General Lit Crit ... World Subscription Services on the Web (The really good stuff!)

62. SLCentral Directory - Arts - Literature - Authors Western@ (98); World literature@ (5,763); young adult (101 to websites related tospecific authors and their Classics at the Online literature Library Archived http://www.slcentral.com/directory/index.php/Arts/Literature/Authors/

Site of the Week: Samsung A800 Polyphonic Ringtones For motorola v66 ring tones Saturday 12 th June 2004 07:29 PM Advanced Search Recieve bi-weekly updates on news, new articles, and more Most Popular Links nextel i95 ringtones Nokia 3560 Polyphonic Ringtones free motorola v60i ringtones nokia 8265 ringtones Gift Ideas cell phone and accessories free mobile phone ringtones and pic messages Car Wheel Covers Alpine Speakers ... Novelty Bongs Other Stuff free car audio Horse Equipment Tack boze alloy wheels Womens Fragrance Burberry ... Submit a Site SLCentral Directory - Arts - Literature - Authors A B C D ... Young Adult See also: Arts: Classical Studies Arts: Literature: Titles Arts: People Arts: Writers Resources ... Reference: Biography This category in other languages: Azerbaijani Basque Bulgarian Catalan ... Author Webliography - A directory of author guides. Author Yellow Pages - Searchable directory of author sites. Also categorized alphabetically and by genre. AuthorFind.com - Member-supported directory of contemporary authors, contact information and books available online. Authors' Calendar - Large collection of authors' biographies sorted by their names or birthdays.

63. Home Page For The Children's Library Division Children s young adult Writers Who Are, or Who Have Been who write, illustrate,or share a vital interest in children s literature. specific Author Sites. http://www.vpl.ca/branches/LibrarySquare/chi/authorlinks.html

Vancouver Public Library Online Home Kids Teens ... Youth Department Links CHILDREN'S AUTHORS General Listings Specific Author Sites Be sure to also check the Children's Books and Booksellers Links General Listings ABCBookWorld The author bank site includes "bibliographies, biographical summaries, interviews with authors, excerpts from B.C. BookWorld and it traces the literary history of B.C. back to the 1700s. It includes information on over 4,600 B.C. authors (including Children and Young Adult authors), complete with photos and search facilities for titles and keywords". The Art of Illustration: A Celebration of Contemporary Canadian Children's Book Illustrators Available in English and French. This site give you short "biographies, bibliographies, and images of works by Ginette Anfousse, Marie-Louise Gay, Maryann Kovalski, Mireille Levert, Marc Mongeau, Vlasta van Kampen, Ken Ward, Ben Wicks, Ann Blades, Elizabeth Cleaver, Roger Pare, Erica Rutherford, Anne and Alex Wyse, Eric Beddows, Ted Harrison, Michele Lemieux, Gilles Tibo, Dayal Kaur Khalsa, Stephane Poulin, Alan Daniel, James Houston, Ron Lightburn, Laszlo Gal, Annouchka Galouchko, and others. From the National Library of Canada. Australian Authors and Illustrators for Young People This site from the Australian School Library Association, New South Wales (NSW) Inc. links to information on Australian authors for children and young adults.

64. Young Adult Literature Section 1 young adults can engage in critical analysis of literature (and that the transactionbetween the text and the reader within a specific context, so http://faculty.ssu.edu/~elbond/yawk2.html

Week 2: Young Adults and Literature Course Notes I. What determines if a book is young adult literature? Favorites from teen years mentioned by members classes past: The Scarlet Letter The Heart of Darkness M. Higgins Clark's books Piers Anthony's books Steven King's books As I Lay Dying Where the Red Fern Grows To Kill a Mockingbird Anne of Green Gables Tess of the D'Urbervilles Dear God It's Me Margaret Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing Christopher Pike books Matilda Hardy Boys Nancy Drew Charlotte's Web A Day No Pigs Would Die Jacob Have I Loved Harry Potter Stuart Little R.L. Stine So how do we define YA literature? Get into small groups. Discuss what you would look for in a book to let you know that it was for YAs as opposed to children or adults. Has a teenage protagonist? Conveys a young adult's perspective? Was written for young adults? Is read by young adults? Was written for young adults? This is often true but there are many exceptions: The Chocolate War by Robert Cormier Ender’s Game by Orson Scott Card Imani All Mine by Conni Porter The Lovely Bones by Annie Siebold Rats Saw God Rob Thomas The fact that there are so many “adult” books which appeal to YA has led to a recognition by the ALA with the Alex Awards The other side of this is that many authors of YA fiction assert that they are not thinking of audience as a primary consideration (if at all) when they write.

65. Untitled1.html discussion groups, links to children s authors and publishers who are looking forspecific material, but and, for children s and young adult literature, is a http://www.mtsu.edu/~itconf/proceed97/kinnersley.html

Children and Young Adult Literature on the Internet: an Introduction Ruth Kinnersley Abstract Introduction Guides to Children's and Young Adult Literature on the Internet Full-Text Children's Literature ... Addresses for Sites in this Presentation Abstract This presentation is intended to introduce some Internet sites related to literature for children and young adults, and to provide a sampling of the types of sites which are available. Guides to children's and young adult literature on the web; sites which contain full-text, reviews, or bibliographies of children's literature; teaching activities; and general sites for kids which include children's and young adult literature are examined. Those who are interested in Internet-based teaching activities, or ideas for the use of children's and young adult literature in the classroom, would find this presentation useful. Introduction In selecting sites for this presentation, a number of factors were taken into consideration: comprehensiveness of a site (the depth and/or breadth of material related to children's literature), how well the site is maintained and updated, who created or maintains the site, and individual features, such as unique lists, chat areas, and search engines. Guides to Children's and Young Adult Literature on the Internet The first site in this presentation is one of the best "organizing" sites for finding children's lit on the Internet. The Children's Literature Web Guide http://www.ucalgary.ca/ ~dkbrown/index html) was created and is maintained by David K. Brown Director of the Doucette Library of Teaching Resources at the University of Calgary. He provides access to online children's stories, general children's literature resources, journals and reviews online

66. Brandon University Library Subject Guides - Children's Literature Major authors and Illustrators for Children and young Adults. topic or written fora specific grade level. Library literature It has both citations and reviews http://www.brandonu.ca/library/Guides/childlit.html

John E. Robbins Library Brandon University "something special" Library Home Library Catalog EbscoHost Journals List ... Need Help? You are here: Library Home Subject Guides Children's Literature A BEGINNING GUIDE TO CHILDREN'S LITERATURE Encyclopedias Location: Reference Location : Reference Location: Reference Title: The Young Readers Companion This source contains entries for books , authors and characters such as Peter Pan. The index lists the entries under convenient categories e.g. : Adventure, Biography and Autobiography, Family Life, Romance Contemporary Life and Problems, Fantasy, Historical Fiction, Mysteries, and Detective Stories, Pioneer and Western Life, and Sea Stories. Biographies (Information on the lives and works of authors and illustrators) Z1037.M3 (6 vols.) Location: Reference Title: Major Authors and Illustrators for Children and Young Adults Location: Reference Title: Canadian Books for Children: a guide to authors and illustrators. Location: Reference Title: American Writers for Children 1900 - 1960 V.22 (1983)

67. MELUS: Introduction: The Landscape Of Ethnic American Children's Literature - Cr or twentyfirst centuries, authors infuse texts with and Newbery Awards, prizes specificto ethnic Award for Children s and young adult literature sponsored by http://articles.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m2278/is_2_27/ai_92589722

@import url(/css/us/style.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); Advanced Search Home Help IN all publications this publication Automotive Business Computing Entertainment Health News Reference Sports YOU ARE HERE Articles MELUS Summer, 2002 Content provided in partnership with Print friendly Tell a friend Find subscription deals Introduction: the landscape of ethnic American children's literature - Critical Essay MELUS Summer, 2002 by Katharine Capshaw Smith In The Mis-Education of the Negro (1933), Carter G. Woodson asserts that "there would be no lynching if it did not start in the schoolroom" (2). By suggesting the formative influence of children's culture on social relations, Woodson highlights an idea that courses through the body of ethnic American children's literature. Whether writing in the nineteenth, twentieth, or twenty-first centuries, authors infuse texts with the hope that through childhood, that potent period in an individual's development, sensibilities can be transformed. Children's literature allows readers a means to reconceptualize their relationship to ethnic and national identities. Telling stories to a young audience becomes the conduit for social and political revolution. For some readers of MELUS, this volume may be their first introduction to the vital field of ethnic children's literature. Most interesting for scholars will be the field's special contextual and theoretical issues. A primary factor that distinguishes ethnic children's literature from adult literature is its complexly layered audience, for children's literature reaches various adult mediators as well as child readers. Publishers, librarians, schoolteachers, and parents read and evaluate children's texts in anticipation of a young audience, which is also multiply constituted. Ethnic children's literature becomes a particularly intense site of ideological and political contest, for various groups of adults struggle over which versions of ethnic identity will become institutionalized in school, home, and library settings; groups and individuals often advance specific reading and purchasing guidelines.

68. Sam Houston State University Be able to produce subject specific bibliographies for teachers. and workshopsto learn about developments in the field of young adult literature. http://www.shsu.edu/~lis_www/pages/LS585.htm

Syllabus Literature for Young Adults LS 585 Course/Title: LS 585 Literature for Young Adults College: Education and Applied Science Department: Library Science Professor: Dr. Teri S. Lesesne Office: NGL 122 Sam Houston State University Office #: 936/294-3388 Box 2236 Fax #: 936/294-1153 Huntsville, TX 77341-2236 E-Mail: lis_tsl@shsu.edu Or as arranged Course Schedule: Course Content: This course acquaints students with the selection, critical analysis, and historical development of literature for young adults, individuals between the ages of 12 and 18. Emphasis will be placed on selecting recreational and informational young adult and adult materials appropriate for this age group, which reflect our multicultural society. Students will learn techniques, activities, and strategies to motivate young adults

69. School Of Library And Information Science specific genres (Text, Chapters 39). III. Using Teen literature in Librariesand Classrooms. Prepare for online quizzes on required young adult books. http://www.usm.edu/slis/518.htm

LIS 518 - LITERATURE AND RELATED MEDIA for YOUNG ADULTS Dr. Rosemary Chance Spring 2004 The University of Southern Mississippi School of Library and Information Science Printer friendly version [ Word doc HTML CATALOG DESCRIPTION Study of adolescent literature and other related materials for use by and with young people of grades 7-12. PURPOSE This course is designed to acquaint students with the various types of literature and multimedia for adolescents, the evaluation of those materials, and uses of those materials in classrooms and libraries. COURSE OBJECTIVES To become widely acquainted with the literature available for young adults. To be able to critically evaluate books young adults read. To understand young adult reading interests and the developmental stages of young adults.

70. ED436009 1999-12-00 Online Resources For K-12 Teachers: Children's And Adolescen information that focus on specific children s and detailed guides to literature basedactivities. activities related to children s and young adult literature. http://www.ericfacility.net/databases/ERIC_Digests/ed436009.html

ERIC Identifier: Publication Date: Author: Lu, Mei-Yu Source: ERIC Clearinghouse on Reading English and Communication Bloomington IN. Online Resources for K-12 Teachers: Children's and Adolescent Literature. ERIC Digest D149. THIS DIGEST WAS CREATED BY ERIC, THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ERIC, CONTACT ACCESS ERIC 1-800-LET-ERIC LITERATURE-BASED LESSON PLANS Cyberguides: Teachers Guides and Student Activities http://www.sdcoe.k12.ca.us/score/cyberguide.html Developed as part of the SCORE (Schools of California Online Resources for Education) Language Arts Project, Cyberguides are web-delivered units of instruction centered on core works of literature. These guides are arranged by broad grade levels (K-3, 4-5, 6-8, and 9-12), and each Cyberguide contains background information of a particular title, learning activities, related resources, and a rubric based on California Language Arts Content Standards. The Doucette Index: K-12 Literature-based Teaching Ideas http://www.educ.ucalgary.ca/litindex/

71. PCLS REF - Links: Literature & Books available for adults, 23 titles for young adult/Juniors learn from outstanding worksof literature.(GBF) Reading questions for reading groups for specific books http://www.pcl.lib.wa.us/illit.htm

Author Information Awards in Literature Bibliographic Citation Styles Book Clubs ... Sequels and Series Author Information a.k.a. - Author Pseudonyms Author pseudonyms, aliases, nicknames, working names, legalized names, pen names, noms des plumes, maiden names...etc. (from Steve at Trussel's EclecticCity.) BookPage Reviews and author interviews of new book releases. Includes back issues from January 1996, searchable by keyword. (From bookpage.com.) Contemporary Authors, Contemporary Literary Criticism, Dictionary of Literary Biography - Gale Contemporary Authors offers biographical and critical information on a large number of authors living since 1960. Dictionary of Literary Biography gives informtion on authors from throughout history. (Access to these databases is currently valid from Pierce County Library building terminals, or from "Databases" remote access with a valid library card.) Famous Writer's Resources - from Nerd World Media(TM) Searches and links to pages on many famous writers. (Nerd World Media.) Literary Index - Gale A free online index (Pierce County Library patrons can access full text Gale's Literary Resource Center online from PCLS branch buildings, or from

72. Web-Mastery.net >> Western@ (99); World literature@ (5,940); young adult (97). to websites related tospecific authors and their Classics at the Online literature Library Archived http://www.web-mastery.net/odp/Arts/Literature/Authors/

Welcome, Anonymous Nickname Password Register Membership: Latest: cindy New Today: New Yesterday: Overall: People Online: Visitors: Members: Total: Online Now: mykutebabe Menu Home Discussions Forums Private Messages News Submit News Topics Top 10 AvantGo ... ODP Content Surveys Encyclopedia Recommend Us Members Members List Statistics Journal Your Account ... Web Links Web-Mastery Link To Us Feedback Resources Who's Online There are currently, 14 guest(s) and 1 member(s) that are online. You are Anonymous user. You can register for free by clicking here Search: Top Arts Literature Authors ... Young Adult See also: Arts: Classical Studies Arts: Literature: Titles Arts: People Arts: Writers Resources ... Reference: Biography This category in other languages: Azerbaijani Basque Bulgarian Catalan ... Author Webliography - A directory of author guides. Author Yellow Pages - Searchable directory of author sites. Also categorized alphabetically and by genre. AuthorFind.com - Member-supported directory of contemporary authors, contact information and books available online. Authors' Calendar - Large collection of authors' biographies sorted by their names or birthdays.

73. EnCompassculture - Literature - British Council - Arts the best contemporary UK and Commonwealth literature; Choose from combine two groupsto be more specific if you You can also use the young adult’s discussion http://www2.britishcouncil.org/home/arts/arts-artforms/arts-literature/arts-lite

literature What we do Activities UK and overseas events ... Reading Groups Further details on Reading Groups Reading group toolkit Find out how to set up a reading group by using the Reading Group Toolkit. where to find reading groups Where can I join one? This page provides information about where to join reading groups. enCompassculture Don't know what to read next? Interested in talking about books with readers from around the world? Then take a look at www.encompassculture.com Join our worldwide online book group for adults, young adult’s (12-18) and children (3-12) Select from the best contemporary UK and Commonwealth literature Choose from over 2,500 books in the reading compasses for auto/biography, crime, drama, general fiction, love, management, poetry, science, travel, women's writing and the world Find prizewinners or new talent Read and write book reviews Follow related web links, read descriptions, view author photographs and book jackets Join in discussions with readers around the world on the web board and chatline Find out how to set up a reading group Link up with reading groups around the world Need help ask our Online Reader in Residence www.encompassculture.com

74. Young Adult Services In Public Libraries By DeAnza Williams There are also specific authors who are highly respected should study the availableliterature about programs have worked in other libraries with young adults. http://www.unt.edu/slis/students/projects/5320/williams.htm

Young Adult Services in Public Libraries DeAnza Williams SLIS 5320 Spring 1999 In 1957, the Association of Young People's Librarians became a separate division called Young Adult Services Division (YASD). YASD was interested in the improvement and extension of services to young people in all types of libraries (Rogers 1979). Social change in the late 1960s was seen in library service and literature. Novels such as The Outsiders and The Pigman seemed to make it clear that young adult novels were a special type of literature and not just children's books for older readers (Jones 1993). In the late 1970s, young adult novels were growing in popularity and acceptance as they covered all of the issues of the time. Libraries began to provide space to attract young adults to the library (Rogers 1979). Library facilities were designed or rearranged to make young adults comfortable and included new programming that included concerts and dramatic productions (Rogers 1979). The report of the National Center for Education Statistics pointed out the contradiction of young adult services. Young adults are using libraries, but they use them more when a young adult librarian is present. Yet, library generalists seem to be serving this population. The library directors recognize the importance of young adult services. However, the question still unanswered is are libraries going to provide the programming and outreach activities to young adults (Jones 1993)? Libraries expend a lot of energy on encouraging children to read and to use the public library through story time and other programming. However, once these same children enter junior and high school it appears that libraries are no longer interested in providing services to them. As evidenced by the NCES survey report, young adults are not being served by young adult librarians in 89 percent of public libraries in the study. The underlying question seems to be do young adults deserve specialized service?

75. Children's Literature At Ferrum College AppLit Resources for Readers and Teachers of Appalachian literature for Childrenand young Adults. specific authors and Works of literature http://www.ferrum.edu/thanlon/chlit/

English 301: Literature for Children and Adolescents Dr. Tina L. Hanlon Associate Professor of English Ferrum College thanlon@ferrum.edu Special Event: Grandmother Tales: play by Rex Stephenson that combines his versions of "Mutsmag" and "Ashpet," Radford Univ., Sat., Dec. 6 Syllabus: Fall 2003 Schedule: Fall 2003 Project Guidelines 2003 Requirements for Major Papers 2003 ... Midterm Study Guide 2003 Special Events: Meeting for Muggles: Harry Potter Conference at Ferrum Nov. 1 photos of Muggles at Ferrum African American Literature Conference Nov. 7-8, Ferrum C. Ferrum College Links Other Required Pages for this Course Children's Literature Links Other Required Pages for this Course: Reading Journal Requirements 2003 Short Paper Assignment 2003 Exam Study Guide 2002 Poetry Assignments ... Study Guide for Nursery Rhymes and Picture Books Ferrum College Links: Academic Resources Center ARC Tutoring Center Ferrum College Composition Center Stanley Library at Ferrum College Study Guides: Guidelines for Proofreading: Marking Symbols and Terms for English Papers General Guidelines for Writing Literature Papers (Some pages are designed for sophomore literature classes, but some of the guidelines may be especially helpful with your first short paper.)

76. Homework Helpers - Literature well as many adult authors commonly read by young adults. is also a link to Shakespearespecific search tools NLA Index to Australian literature on the Internet. http://www.canterbury.nsw.gov.au/library/homezone/literature.htm

Literature Australian Authors and Illustrators http://www.home.gil.com.au/~cbcqld/authors.htm This is a list of official web sites of authors who have had books entered for the Children's Book of the Year Awards. AusLit- Australian Literature Gateway http://www.austlit.edu.au/ AustLit: Australian Literature Gateway provides authoritative information on hundreds of thousands of creative and critical Australian literature works - published in a range of print and electronic sources - and on more than 60 000 Australian authors and literary organisations, from 1780 to the present day. Australian Literature on the Internet http://www.nla.gov.au/oz/litsites.html

77. Untitled Document Database of AwardWinning Children s literature. Internet Sites Children s and YoungAdult authors and Illustrators. guide, and web sites for specific authors. http://www.lacrosselibrary.org/libchoice/childrensliterature.htm

L ibrarian's Choice American Library Association's Winning Titles American Library Association has compiled a one stop site for award winners in young adult literature. It includes the "Alex Awards," "Best Books for Young Adults," "Outstanding Books for the College Bound," "Popular Paperbacks" etc. BookHive "BookHive is a web site designed for children ages birth through twelve, their parents, teachers or anyone interested in reading about children's books. Providing reader's advisory service, this site contains hundreds of recommended book reviews in a variety of reading levels and interest areas." Carol Hurst's Children's Literature Site This site "is a collection of reviews of great books for kids, ideas of ways to use them in the classroom and collection of books and activities about particular subjects, curriculum areas, themes, and professional topics."

78. Litlinks resources related to books for children and young adults. of interesting informationabout popular adult reading and links to other literature related WWW http://www.plc.vic.edu.au/Library/Literature/litlinks.htm

Literature Links The purpose of this page is to provide links to quality literature sites for the students at PLC to use in their studies as well as for their pleasure. Children's and Young Adult's Literature sites Australian Literature sites Online Literary Magazines Fiction Genres ... General Literature sites Children's and Young Adult's Literature sites KidLit This commercial site was designed especially for children and adults interested in children's literature. It provides a good selection of literature and art for children of various ages and offers children the opportunity to see their work published on the Web. The Children's Literature Web Guide This site, developed at the University of Calgary, Canada, is an excellent starting off point for exploring Internet resources related to books for children and young adults. Tell me More! Information about children's authors, illustrators and their books is provided at this site. Children's Literature This site's mission is to facilitate literacy through the love of reading. This monthly newsletter contains reviews of recent children's publications which are often grouped in themes. World of Reading Book reviews by children for children can be found at this site along with a list of reading and writing sites.

79. Literature For Children & Young Adults The journal also has a fair amount of writing by young adults. The following websites are focused on a specific area within children s literature. http://www.lesley.edu/library/guides/research/literature_children.html

FLO catalog ask a librarian resources ... Web Sites WEB GUIDES The sites below are suggested starting points for research on children's books. Just about every web site in this section includes links to other sources that might be useful. Children's Book Council http://www.cbcbooks.org A resource for everyone interested in children's books, brought to you by a consortium of publishers. Features include book and author showcases, bibliographies, links to author web sites, criteria for choosing books for different ages, a directory of member publishers, plus resources for budding writers and artists. Carol Hurst's Children's Literature Site http://www.carolhurst.com/index.html An extensive source of reviews indexed by title, author, type, grade level and curriculum area, with plenty of ideas on how to integrate literature into various classroom activities. Children's Literature http://www.childrenslit.com/home.htm This web site seeks to help teachers, librarians, and parents make appropriate literary choices for children. In addition to reviews, the site includes themed book lists, a monthly "meet the authors and illustrators" feature, and materials and ideas for teachers. Children's Literature Web Guide http://www.ucalgary.ca/~dkbrown/index.html

80. HSU Library - Children S Literature Sources Use these to identify children s books on specific subjects and Hero Tales A CrossCulturalGuide to literature for Children and young Adults (ref BL http://library.humboldt.edu/~berman/chillit.htm

Children's Literature Sources The Children's Literature Collection Books about Children's Literature Authors and Criticism Bibliographies ... Periodicals and Periodical Indexes The Children's Literature Collection The Children's Literature Collection is a select representative collection of books for children from preschool through grade eight which is maintained to support the HSU academic curricula. This collection of approximately 10,000 volumes is located in the northwest corner of the second floor of the HSU Library. There are three sections: Picture books (call number E - for e asy), shelved in alphabetical order, by author. Fiction (call number x ), shelved in alphabetical order, by author. Nonfiction (call number in Dewey Decimal system), shelved in numerical order. Includes folk tales and fairy tales from all countries in 398.2, poetry collections in 811-821, and biography in 921; these sections are shelved separately, in the low shelving. Materials in foreign languages are in 438-469. Books in the Children's Literature Collection are listed in the Library catalog . Set the "Quick Limit" in Basic Search to the location "Children's Literature Collection," to search for books in this collection only.

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