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Public libraries, school libraries, classroom libraries, home libraries — students need access to diverse texts to develop their literacy skills and a love of reading. The articles below describe the different services libraries may offer, as well as information on developing and maintaining library collections that appeal to teens.

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Organizations that Promote Adolescent Literacy

By: Rachael Walker (2007)

From lesson plans and classroom tools to free books and opportunities to publish students’ work, nonprofit organizations have a lot to offer parents, teachers, and struggling readers themselves. Learn about some nonprofits with a commitment to helping young people become better readers and writers.

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