Ellen Hopkins: Impulse - Groups

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Children's and Young Adult Literature 270 books / 308 members / 213 posts I think the title says it all! I teach English Literature at university level, but my actual passion personally has been for children's and Young Adult's literature. Anything relating to these age groups- from nursery rhymes tocritical analysis is welcome here. Anyone who would like to go back to ttheir child hood, do join up! Sindhu

YA Books that Adults Should Read 667 books / 1682 members / 3828 posts Some of the best literature is written for young adults and children. This group is for sharing titles that are often overlooked because they are marketed to younger people.

young bookworms 113 books / 64 members / 63 posts Anybody that LOVES to read while they're not doing homework is welcome!!! Mostly young adult or kid's books.

McMickin's bookworms 63 books / 44 members / 325 posts READ THIS BEFORE YOU START POSTING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is a private group for my seniors who are completing their second book project - which brings them all one step closer to passing my class and, hopefully, graduating! Students are to start a post with their book title in the subject line. Pose a question or make a comment about your book within one week of joining. Then, over the next two weeks, respond to at least three other people. Finally, post a brief review of your book when you complete it - do this under your original post. All 3 of my classes will be under the same group; therefore, it is very important that you put your book title in the subject line. Also, keep all posts relevant to the subject! I am going to start one post about something random - you can use this to talk to each other about how much you hate all this work I am assigning- or anything else random. I won't be mad....say whatever you want to each other as long as it is here and not under a book post! : )

Teenagers Who Read 29 books / 32 members / 23 posts Now guys, this isn't for those teenagers who read books like The Clique, or Private books. It's for teens who actually read books that are written well, and aren't stuffed full of preppy girls living in the highend of Hollywood. There are enough of those books out there, with enough popularity in school systems. We don't need to promote those. Let's try some real reading. Stuff that makes you think. If you agree, this is the group for you. I'm not going to put age restrictions on here, but no creepy child molesters please!

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Impulse

by Ellen Hopkins

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