This month in the Teen Scene. we’re displaying some books that either were recently made into movies or will soon be made into movies. You should read them, because it’s fun to smugly say to people “Oh, I liked the movie, but the book was better.” Everyone loves to hang out with people who say that!
(Film links go to IMBD, the Internet Movie Database.)
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Better Nate than Ever by Tim Federle is a hilarious tale of a small-town, small-statured boy with big dreams. Nate Foster, who is in 8th grade and vigorously declares himself to be “almost 14″, concocts a plan with help from his best friend Libby to run away from his hometown in western Pennsylvania to New York City for a night so he can audition for the role of Elliott in E.T.: The Broadway Musical Version.
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I’m happy to announce the New Albany-Floyd County’s TEEN CHOICE AWARD winners!! No, we didn’t have a fancy award ceremony with celebrity guests or anything, but that’s fine, because we have plenty of BOOKS. These are the books the members of TSI, our teen advisory board picked when I asked them to name their ALL TIME FAVORITE books! Give them a try, won’t you?
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March to the beat of a different drummer! (Get it? Because it’s March?) Check out these books for music lovers.
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I just love Ke$ha, you guys. When I heard she was writing a book, I couldn’t wait to read it, and My Crazy Beautiful Life was definitely worth the wait. I will say that if you don’t like Ke$ha, you probably will not like her book. (Duh.) But if you do, this book is perfect. I’m just going to provide you all with some amazing quotes from this book.
Also, be advised that Ke$ha uses adult language and does ridiculous things. That probably isn’t news to anyone, but just in case. For this blog post I didn’t quote anything with any of the Big 7 swear words, but they’re definitely in this book.
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