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Sex Brains And Video Games A Librarians Guide To Teens In The Twentyfirst Century Jennifer Burek Pierce Pierce

Name: Sex Brains And Video Games A Librarians Guide To Teens In The Twentyfirst Century Jennifer Burek Pierce Pierce
SKU: BELL-23395114
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7 (66 reviews)

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Sex Brains And Video Games A Librarians Guide To Teens In The Twentyfirst Century Jennifer Burek Pierce Pierce instant download after payment.

Publisher: American Library Association

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.35 MB

Author: Jennifer Burek Pierce [Pierce, Jennifer Burek]

ISBN: 9780838909515, 0838909515

Language: English

Year: 2009

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Sex Brains And Video Games A Librarians Guide To Teens In The Twentyfirst Century Jennifer Burek Pierce Pierce by Jennifer Burek Pierce [pierce, Jennifer Burek] 9780838909515, 0838909515 instant download after payment.

Library services to young adults should aspire to two fundamental objectives: to engage young people through meaningful and appealing responses to their recreational and informational needs, while supporting good developmental outcomes. How are those of us who work in libraries supposed to work effectively with them?