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readergirlz is a literacy and social media project for teens, awarded the National Book Foundation's Innovations in Reading Prize. The rgz blog serves as a depot for news and YA reviews from industry professionals and teens. As volunteers return full force to their own YA writing, the organization continues to hold one initiative a year to impact teen literacy. All are welcome to "like" us on Facebook!

Thursday, April 16, 2009

Rock the Drop: TODAY

And the divas are off to Seattle Children's Hospital for an interview with KING 5 News! (Melissa, we will miss you!) How cool to be able to see the donation! Just think, 8,000 books are hitting hospitals today.

It's time to grab a readergirlz bookplate and take a book somewhere in your town--donate it to a library, a school, or a lonely park bench. Leave it anywhere in honor of Support Teen Literature Day! Take a photo for tonight's TBD Post-Op Party. See you here at 6:00, Pacific. Rock on, rgz!

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13 comments:

Llehn said...

Woot, woot! Happy book dropping everyone!

Lesley

Em said...

Mission Accomplished! :) I didn't take a picture but I did post about my book drop:
http://emsbookshelf.blogspot.com/2009/04/mission-accomplished-operation-teen.html

What a great idea! Happy TBD day, Readergirlz! :)

Melissa Walker said...

Yay! I'm on it!

Little Willow said...

ROCK the BOOK DROP!

Winter Hansen said...

I'm always excited to pass on a good read. I'm sure the three Twilight books I have will find happy homes. Let's Rock the Drop!

holly cupala said...

I'm so excited! See you tonight at the chat, everyone! It was so fun to see the books at the hospital and the excitement around it. Thanks to all of you who are dropping books and helping to make this happen.

Floatingclouds said...

Photos taken today at Children's Hospital Oakland in CA. with Oakland Public Library Teen Outreach Librarian, Hospital School teacher, an RN and her teen patient. The teen was the very first and most grateful recipient of the TBD books. She was chosen because she is an avid reader. What a beautiful human being she is. She provided some pretty sage words of wisdom about our individual life journeys and claimed she gained her wisdom and understanding from her own health experience and through the books she read. I hope I can send in a photo when I receive them back from the photographer. It was a moving and rewarding experience for all involved. Thank you. Children's Hospital Oakland is thrilled to receive these books.

Anonymous said...

Was anyone else nervous? I almost wished I'd donated a book by another author! I blogged about it, too, but will come back for the chat...

Just Your Typical Book Blog said...

Happy book dropping day everyone! I headed to my hometown's library today and dropped off two books, and was happy to see that the YA section has grown so much since I was in high school.
I blogged and posted pictures up about it here:
http://justyourtypicalbookblog.blogspot.com/2009/04/did-you-rock-drop.html

--Amber

Janet Lee Carey said...

I'm off to Rock the Drop with a fun book bundle!See you all at six pm

Janet

hunter1001 said...

Fun!! I donated a copy of "Ashwater Experiment!" I hope someone will enjoy it!

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