3. Select a Topic
I chose Young Adult Literature
because my Middle School students
are required to complete book projects
based on certain genres. I wanted to
be able to give them a resource for the
books in our school library that would
be good choice for their projects.
5. Site Map
A
Abuse
Addiction
American Revolution
Anderson, Laurie Halse
Antagonist
Authors
Award Winners
B
Bartoletti, Susan Campbell
Biography
Blindsided
Book Trailers
Boy Who Dared
Bullies
C
Randolph Caldecott Medal
Cancer
Character
Civil War
Collins, Suzanne
Conflict
Copper Sun
Coretta Scott King Award
Cummings, Priscilla
D/E
Death
Disabilities
Divorce
Draper, Sharon
Dust Bowl
F
Family
Fantasy
Friendship
G
Genres
Gensler, Sonia
Great Depression
Gym Candy
H
Heat
Hesse, Karen
Hinton, S.E.
Historical Fiction
Hot List
Hunger Games
I/J
Informational Books
K
Klu Klux Klan
Knights of the Hill Country
L
Lupica, Mike
M
Miller, Stefne
Multi-Cultural
Murphy, Jim
Myers, Anna
Mystery
N
John Newbery Medal
Night Fires
O
Oklahoma
Oppression
Orbis Pictus Award
Out of the Dust
P
Paulsen, Gary
Plot
Podcast
Project Ideas
Protagonist
Q/R
Rawls, Wilson
Realistic Fiction
Resolution
S
Science Fiction
Sequoyah Award
Setting
Slavery
Speak
Sports
Stanley, George E.
Story Elements
T/U/V
Tharp, Tim
Theme
W
War
Wallace, Bill
Where the Red Fern
Grows
Woods Runner
World War II
X/Y/Z
7. Content
How to organize the content (web
pages, genres, top 10, etc.)?
What genres to highlight?
What books to highlight?
How many books for each category?
What project ideas to highlight?
Challenges