Storms says, 'Mary lo Heller, the librarian at Einstein The Sex in the Library presentation began because of an incident inĢ001. The workshop at public schools and Parent-Teacher Association meetings.Įveryone, it seems, wants to have Sex in the Library. They also fill the room with spectators when they present

Library Media Association, and the Pacific Northwest LibraryĪssociation. The conventions held by the Washington Library Association, Washington Standing-room-only audiences at regional library conferences, including Statements of Public and School Libraries' would be sparselyĪttended, but, 'Sex in the Library' attracts Storms and Heller are aware that a workshop for librariansĮntitled, 'A Comparison of Selection Policies and Mission Think they are only learning about steamy library books. Their students thinking about selection policies, while the students Teachers sign up weeks in advance toīring their classes to Sex in the Library, because they love to watch Readers, they review and booktalk the newest, hottest titles with sexualĬontent written for teen readers. In order to do all that and keep the attention of middle school Library and the school library, and they talk about why the collections Most important, they compare the books available in the public

Policies and mission statements of the school library and the public When they have Sex in the Library, they talk about selection Teachers, parents, public library patrons, and librarians about sexualĬontent in books written for teen readers. What they've beenĭoing all this time is hosting a program for middle school students, Retrieved from įor nearly a decade, two teen services librarians have been having MLA style: 'Sex in the library.' The Free Library.

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