Registration is open for Teen Lit Mob 2022, a virtual event (with regional, in-person viewing parties) on Friday, May 6th, from 9:00am-2:30pm!
Please register yourselves and ask your students to register themselves so that we can get accurate numbers: *Registration Form Link*
Teen Lit Mob is only open to Vermont teens - age thirteen through high school - and participating Vermont librarians and authors.
While the presenters will be joining us virtually, and we'll all be watching and participating on screens large and small, there will be a multi-school watch party option at a few schools around the state. If you would like to be a host for the watch party option, please indicate your interest on the registration form and reach out to your regional neighbors.
This year’s program includes: Keynote by National Book Award Finalist and Margaret A. Edwards Award winner Kekla Magoon, author of Revolution in Our Time, How It Went Down, and The Season of Styx Malone; writing workshops with Kekla, Printz Medalist and National Book Award Finalist An Na, author of A Step From Heaven and The Place Between Breaths, New York Times Bestseller Chris Tebbetts, author of Me, Myself, and Him and M of F (with Lisa Papademetriou), International Latino Book Award winner Ann Dávila Cardinal, author of Five Midnights and Category Five, and Vermont Book Award finalist Jo Knowles, author of Read Between the Lines and Living with Jackie Chan; and an illustration workshop with comic artist James Kolchalka of American Elf fame.
Teen Lit Mob aims to connect teen readers and creators to authors and illustrators; connect teen readers and creators to each other; represent, honor, and affirm underrepresented voices and identities; celebrate and encourage reading and creating for pleasure; and promote the Green Mountain Book Award, Vermont's teen-choice book award.
Questions? Email Youth Services Consultant Jonathan Clark (jonathan.l.clark@vermont.gov).
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