If you're looking for reviews of teen books and teen books only; if you're looking for news about the YA lit world, links to other kids' book sites, or guest posts from YA authors like Paula Yoo, Melissa Walker, and more–well, look no further than Teen Book Review, the blog of YA Fiction panelist Jocelyn Pearce. Earlier this year, Jocelyn …

Readerbuzz is the blog of Debbie Nance, who is a primary school librarian and mom, but also a panelist for this year's Non-Fiction Picture Books category. She posts excellent booklists in the form of the Sunday Salon, puts together interesting themed reading challenges at her other blog, and has a great link list. She's also known for her succinct and …

Melissa at Book Nut describes her blog as "[t]he assorted book reviews (and other mostly book-related things) of a Stay-Home Mom with Four Daughters who has an Avid Love of Reading but is cursed with a Bad Memory." Her reviews are down-to-earth and intelligent with an honest personal angle, and she also poses reading challenges, like the upcoming Well-Seasoned Reader …

You may know her as Andi or you may know her as Cloudscome, but either way you'll arrive at A Wrung Sponge, where you'll find a multitude of blog posts about multicultural children's books, poetry, gardening, knitting–and, best of all, original poems and photographs. (Yes, Cloudscome is a regular at Poetry Friday!) Earlier this month, she reviewed the Easy Reader …

Tirzah Price, also known as The Compulsive Reader, is one of our panelists this year for Fantasy and Science Fiction–a daunting but rewarding quest indeed! At her blog, she reviews YA books of all genres, as well as posting book news, hosting contests, and featuring favorite books. Recently, she reviewed the latest novel by Justine Larbalestier, author of the Magic …

Fiction Picture Books panelist Cheryl Rainfield is a writer of teen fiction and a collector of all sorts of useful resources about children's and YA books–links, author websites, themed booklists for picture books and teen books, and more. She shares her love of books on her blog, which also includes in-depth reviews. One of her Cybils nominee reviews looked at …

Paula Willey is "the pink-haired librarian who reads all the kid books." She's a children's/YA book enthusiast and mother of two who blogs at Pink Me, recommending titles for all ages from baby books to YA novels, and compiling booklists of extra-special good ones. She's also part of the nominations panel for the Graphic Novels category this year. Paula posted …

I've always thought that Bookshelves of Doom was an enviably great name for a blog. Well, it's also an enviably great blog featuring book news, reviews, and other fun stuff by librarian and clever book-related t-shirt creator Leila Roy. (If you're looking for a literary gift idea that isn't a book, check out her Etsy shop for shirts with slogans …

Need gift-shopping ideas for your favorite children's and YA book enthusiasts? Let the Cybils help! You can start by checking over the full list of nominations, but if that seems daunting, a number of Cybils folks and bloggers around the kidlitosphere are putting together book recommendation lists for the holidays, including, of course, a host of excellent Cybils nominees. There's …

We've met Kelly Fineman, children's poet, writer, and blogger at Writing and Ruminating, a few weeks ago when we posted her co-review (with 7-Imp Jules) of Frankenstein Takes the Cake. This week, we're featuring one of her solo reviews posted at her LiveJournal blog, where she reviews children's books in addition to, well, ruminating about writing. This fall, Kelly looked …