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By Kate
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Nominations for the Boscar Awards are rolling in and YAAC has been having a great time reading the books and seconding them in our meetings. If you have a book, character, series, author or cover that you think deserves an award please go nominate them right now. Then come to YAAC on the third Saturday of the month from 12:30-1:30 in the Carmack Room of the Central Resource Library to help us go through the list of nominations. If you come to YAAC we can make a cool video like the ones below for your nominations! Or make your own and upload them to YouTube with the tag jocoboscars.
Nominations for the Boscar Awards are rolling in and YAAC has been having a great time reading the books and seconding them in our meetings. If you have a book, character, series, author or cover that you think deserves an award please go nominate them right now. Then come to YAAC on the third Saturday of the month from 12:30-1:30 in the Carmack Room of the Central Resource Library to help us go through the list of nominations.
If you come to YAAC we can make a cool video like the ones below for your nominations! Or make your own and upload them to YouTube with the tag jocoboscars.
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Saints of Augustine Patrick Ryan, 2007
Sam Findley and Charlie Perrin. Best friends. At least they used to be. But a year ago Sam cut Charlie out of his life; no explanation, no discussion, nothing. Fast-forward one year, and both Sam's and Charlie's lives are spiraling out of control. Sam has a secret he's finding harder and harder to hide, and Charlie is dealing with an increasingly absent dad and a dealer whose threats are anything but empty.
Artichoke’s Heart Suzanne Supplee, 2008
Reviewed by Emily, 11.
Flora Segunda Ysabeau S. Wilce, 2006
Flora Segunda: Being the Magickal Mishaps of a Girl of Spirit, Her Glass-gazing Sidekick, Two Ominous Butlers (One Blue), a House with Eleven Thousand Rooms, and a Red Dog. In her first novel, Wilce imagines a living castle a kind of blending of Gormenghast and Hogwarts and she breathes life into her tale with a wry sense of humor. The book opens as narrator Flora Fyrdraaca, the heroine of the title, is about to turn 14, a rite of passage that qualifies her to enter military training.
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