<p>Elizabeth Hutchinson and Ruth Maloney chat to Jake Hope and Amy McKay who are both involved with the Carnegie and Greenaway Book Awards about how book awards are run and the nature of teenage fiction. We also discussed the merit of using illustrated books with older teenagers too. </p>

Elizabeth Hutchinson and Ruth Maloney chat to Jake Hope and Amy McKay who are both involved with the Carnegie and Greenaway Book Awards about how book awards are run and the nature of teenage fiction. We also discussed the merit of using illustrated books with older teenagers too.

<p>Elizabeth Hutchinson and Ruth Maloney chat to Jake Hope and Amy McKay who are both involved with the Carnegie and Greenaway Book Awards about how book awards are run and the nature of teenage fiction. We also discussed the merit of using illustrated books with older teenagers too.&nbsp;</p>

Book Awards: Why are teenage books so angsty?

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Engaging and empowering school libraries is a podcast that aims to raise the profile of school libraries by talking about topics that are current across education and teaching. We talk about issues that impact school libraries and invite guests to come along and speak on selected topics keeping our chats lively, engaging and current. We hope you enjoy listening. Find more CPD for school librarians and teachers here https://www.elizabethahutchinson.com/

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