@anitasilvey - Twitter account of the Book A Day Almanac author. Book recommendations via Twitter.
@bookendsblog - Two librarians recommend books via Twitter. They also run the Booklist Blog.
@ewcg - Consider EarlyWord your “galley central,” the place for library staff to share excitement about upcoming books via our monthly GalleyChats.
@FridayReads - Because we believe that reading makes the world a better place, every Friday, thousands of people post what they're reading to celebrate and encourage reading.
@FuseEight - Betsy Bird’s Twitter account with recommendations for YA books.
@genrelibrarian - Diana Tixier Herald’s Twitter presence.
@hornbook - The Twitter presence of the Horn Book Review. Many recommendations throughout.
@IreadYA - Teen division of Scholastic books.
@PamelaPaulNYT - The Twitter presence of Pamela Paul, editor of the New York Times Book Review.
@PWKidsBookshelf - Publisher’s Weekly recommendations of children's and YA literature.
@MrSchuReads - John Schu, teacher-librarian and ambassador for school libraries, who recommends children’s literature.
@Scholastic - Official Twitter account of Scholastic Books
@sljournal - Official Twitter account of School Library Journal, the largest reviewer of books for children and YA.
@TLT16 - MG/YA Book reviews. Teen Programs. Discussions. This is Karen Jensen, YA Librarian. TLT is a SLJ networked blog but these tweets are my opinion & mine alone.
Many of these resources and programs are funded under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act from the Institute of Museum and Library Services.