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Friday Finds: May 11, 2018

May 11, 2018 by Robin Willis Leave a Comment

This Week at TLT

Michele Bacon’s Empathy Challenge

Book Review: Four-Letter Word by Christa Desir

MakerSpace: Screen Printing with the Silhouette Cameo – a comparison of processes and cost

#SVYALit: The Importance of Language in Building a Culture of Consent, or no actually, don’t suggest getting people black out drunk

Book Review: We’ll Fly Away by Bryan Bliss

Little Bits Droid Inventor Review by Michelle Biwer

Sunday Reflections: Helping Our Teens Plan for an Uncertain Future, or, what about jobs?

Around the Web

Victoria (V.E.) Schwab’s Tolkien Lecture

Cross-file this under “Duh” and “Yay”

Voters approve 10 library tax increases, renewals in Ohio

Why asking how to get boys reading might be the wrong question, by Jason Reynolds

Trump Administration Wants to Train Teens in ‘Hazardous’ Jobs

Hulu Ordering ‘Looking For Alaska’ Limited Series

Trump calls on Congress to pull back $15 billion in spending, including on Children’s Health Insurance Program

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