November's Chat #NaNoWriMo

Our next chat will take place Monday, November 17 on Twitter at 8:00 PM Eastern Time. The first hour of the chat, we'll discuss the four questions, one every fifteen minutes. For the last half an hour, we'll just have an open chat relating to the topic or other things YA books. Don't forget to use the hashtag #TBkChat to keep in the chat. November's topic is: NaNoWriMo

The questions are: 

Q1 How did you first hear of NaNoWriMo?

Q2 Are you doing NaNo this year? If so, what's your project about?

Q3 Do you think if one reads long enough, one eventually feels the pull of writing?

Q4 Would you consider yourself a writer, or reader, mainly?
Bonus Q Do you think great works of fiction can be produced in just 30 days?

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October's Teen Book Chat

Our next chat will take place Monday, October 13 on Twitter at 8:00 PM Eastern Time. The first hour of the chat, we'll discuss the four questions, one every fifteen minutes. For the last half an hour, we'll just have an open chat relating to the topic or other things YA books. Don't forget to use the hashtag #TBkChat to keep in the chat. July's topic is: The Explosion of YA

The questions are: 

Q1 Why do you think YA had become exponentially more popular lately?

Q2 Has its new found popularity hurt or helped the quality of YA books?

Q3 What do you think of adults who read mainly books written for a younger audience?

Q4 How has the popularity of YA effected the way you read or discover books?

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September's Teen Book Chat

Our next chat will take place Monday, September 8 on Twitter at 8:00 PM Eastern Time. The first hour of the chat, we'll discuss the four questions, one every fifteen minutes. For the last half an hour, we'll just have an open chat relating to the topic or other things YA books. Don't forget to use the hashtag #TBkChat to keep in the chat. September's topic is: Diversity in YA

The questions are: 

Q1 We've all seen the Twitter Tred, but does YA really need more diversity? 

Q2 What types of people, religions, or cultures are under represented in YA?

Q3 What are some diverse YA books that you appreciate?

Q4 How can we as young readers influence writers and publishers to support and produce more diverse books?

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August's Teen Book Chat

Our next chat will take place Monday, August 18 on Twitter at 8:00 PM Eastern Time. The first hour of the chat, we'll discuss the four questions, one every fifteen minutes. For the last half an hour, we'll just have an open chat relating to the topic or other things YA books. Don't forget to use the hashtag #TBkChat to keep in the chat. July's topic is: Characters

The questions are: 

Q1 What makes a character someone a reader loves? 

Q2 Is there a character quality that you hate?

Q3 What makes a good villain?

Q4 With the current love for Strong Female Characters, are some male character types equally lacking?

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July's Teen Book Chat

Our next chat will take place Monday, July 7 on Twitter at 8:00 PM Eastern Time. The first hour of the chat, we'll discuss the four questions, one every fifteen minutes. For the last half an hour, we'll just have an open chat relating to the topic or other things YA books. Don't forget to use the hashtag #TBkChat to keep in the chat. July's topic is: BookTubers.

The questions are: 

Q1 Who are some of your favorite BookTubers?

Q2  What do you think about the BookTube community? Favorite and least favorite parts?

Q3 What, if anything, do BookTubers add to the BookBlogging world?

Q4 What is one think you think BookTubers could to better? Something they do wonderfully?

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