American Library Association Honors "America's Boy"
Friday, January 25, 2008
I am excited to announce that my first memoir, AMERICA’S BOY, has been named to the American Library Association’s inaugural “Rainbow List,” a newly created recommended list of books dealing with positive GLBT issues and situations for children and teens up to the age of 18. The list was announced at the 2008 ALA Conference in Philadelphia and honors books published from 2005-2007. The list is comprised of a select few quality fiction and nonfiction titles that present positive views of alternative lifestyles.
The list of honored 2006 nonfiction titles, which includes AMERICA’S BOY, also names terrific books by author Alison Bechdel and Hillary Carlip, as well as fabulous books from writers Perry Moore, James St. James, Christian Burch, Alex Sanchez and Brent Hartinger, to name just a few.
Thanks to the American Library Association for all they do to keep America reading! (And reading a breadth of diverse literature!)
For a complete list of honored titles, please go to: http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendID=208368940&blogID=351037406
The list of honored 2006 nonfiction titles, which includes AMERICA’S BOY, also names terrific books by author Alison Bechdel and Hillary Carlip, as well as fabulous books from writers Perry Moore, James St. James, Christian Burch, Alex Sanchez and Brent Hartinger, to name just a few.
Thanks to the American Library Association for all they do to keep America reading! (And reading a breadth of diverse literature!)
For a complete list of honored titles, please go to: http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendID=208368940&blogID=351037406
posted by Wade Rouse at
1:19 PM
5 Comments:
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It's always interesting to read this books. I need to make a poster presentation format based on some of my favorite book and I definitely will choose this one.
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