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@inquiringjoy
I like to imagine that the world is one big machine. You know, machines never have any extra parts. They have the exact number and type of parts they need. So I figure if the entire world is a big machine, I have to be here for some reason. And that means you have to be here for some reason, too.
Brian Selznick, The Invention of Hugo Cabret
If there’s justice in the world, someone will make this happen.
“You always say we should never stop being curious, to always open any curiosity door we find.
Why are you keeping this curiosity door locked?”
My philosophy for life summed up on a tv show.
Yeah, it’s late for anything 2015 but the ALA Youth Media Awards still feel fresh in my mind so I thought I’d share some of my personal favorites that I reviewed for SLJ’s Printz Blog last year.
I made actual picks and predictions for the Printz Award if you’re curious about those, (spoiler alert: I was wrong; so wrong) but here are the books whose characters, themes, or stories have lingered in my consciousness long past the last page.
Saint Anything by Sarah Dessen
Carry On by Rainbow Rowell
Echo by Pam Muñoz Ryan
Goodbye Stranger by Rebecca Stead
More Happy Than Not by Adam Silvera
David Levithan at Books of Wonder, 6/6/15
Just 10 of the dozens of 10 Years of New WHO wishes from cast, crew, writers, directors, companions and Doctors (all of which you can see here x)
Happy 10 years!
Happy Anniversary to the show that has changed my life in so many amazing ways!
Why, yes. Indeed they are.
I was kept in a bunker for 15 years by an insane preacher. I thought the world had ended. I thought I would die there. But I survived. Because that's what women do. I came to New York with nothing. But I found Titus and Lillian and you. I got a room and a job and a temporary tattoo that says, 'you're grape!' And tonight, I'm going to dinner with a guy who wears hats with brims that go all the way around. I do understand the world Mrs. Voorhees. It's tough. But so are we.
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, S1E8
What are children learning about gender from children’s books?
"...I hope to expose him to stated versions of all kinds of gender, not only your Gymboree binary, not only Boynton’s sexless bestiary" - T.K. Dalton
Blank Space by purplefringe and such_heights fandom: Doctor Who (all) music: Blank Space - Taylor Swift content notes: canon-typical creepy/violent relationship dynamic summary: So it’s gonna be forever or and it’s gonna go down in flames download: 64MB zipped .mp4 notes: Spoilers for whole canon. Part of the 1989 Vid Album.
I can't stop watching this! Send help!
(But seriously, this is pure bliss.)
Literally me
Guilty. More coffee please.
Hey Tumblarians! There's a little over two months to go until the 2015 ALA Youth Media Awards; check out schoollibraryjournal's Printz Blog to stay up-to-date on all of the major contenders, dark horses, and buzz-worthy titles.
Here are a few reviews that should be on your radar:
Threatened
The Strange and Beautiful Sorrows of Ava Lavender
The Shadow Hero
How I Discovered Poetry
The Family Romanov: Murder, Rebellion, and the Fall of Imperial Russia
Afterworlds
Elsewhere on the blog, you'll find reviews and discussion on some of the biggest titles of the year, including We Were Liars and This One Summer. Karyn Silverman (@Infowitch on Twitter), Sarah Couri (@scouri on Twitter), and I will continue to critique and speculate until the very end--stop by, defend your favorites and tell us what we're missing!
Today is the first day of the Doctor Who World Tour, it’s a chance for fans and the press to get to meet Peter Capaldi and Jenna Coleman and Steven Moffat, and talk over what is about to happen in Season Eight, including the world premiere of the first episode, “Deep Breath.”
To celebrate the occasion, which began in Cardiff earlier today, and to prepare London travelers for the imminent arrival of the new season on August 23, Transport For London have devoted one of their passenger information boards in the Underground to a very familiar image indeed. [x]
And it’s not the first time!
(Thanks to Talia Kraines, lifeofatidball, and @RoxaneGrantArt for the images)
Happy 51st Doctor Who!
Grab your very own Geek Girl’s Litany for Feminism!! Now available in all different forms over on Zazzle!!
And don’t forget to pre-order The Fangirl’s Guide to the Galaxy, out with quirkbooks May 12, 2015!!
Just collecting resources for minimester 2016... Fandom: The Sequel. (It's normal to plan special workshops for teens years in advance, right? Right?)
Jacqueline Woodson at the National Book Awards, 11/19/14
I don’t need an army. I never have!
Best quote from an episode filled with best quotes.
When a librarian packs up her books...
