Happy Support Teen Literature Day, readergirlz!
How are you rocking the drop? Which book are you leaving for another to find? Post your photo at the readergirlz facebook page and tweet #rockthedrop. It's a perfect day to share your love of YA lit!
If you discover a book left in a public gathering place, nab it and tweet your fabbity find.
Here's to a great day!
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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!
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Was just thinking I've never found a dropped book! But it seems like so many in NYC are rocking the drop today, I'm going to keep an eye out!
Wouldn't it be cool to find one?
It's 9:00 am on the West Coast and we are at 100 tweets! Sweet droppin' books!
I have a stack of ready-to-donate books in my store, so that people can just grab a book and go drop it! :)
Each book has a Rock the Drop bookplate on the inside and THIS BOOK IS FREE! TAKE IT!!! note on the outside.
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I just dropped mine! I feel so accomplished. :D
http://everything-random-now.blogspot.com/2012/04/rock-drop.html
I'd never heard of 'Rock The Drop' until I just read about it here: http://sarahnicolas.com/blog/2012/04/rock-the-drop-2012/ but... have you ever heard of www.bookcrossing.com ? There is a whole worldwide network of people who do this over there year round. And they track their books so they can see what adventures the books go on and where they end up. You might want to check it out.
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