 The show, composed of book reviews by teen panelists, ran for 22 years until it changed its name to “Teen-Age Book Talk,” and eventually moved to television in 1960.Due to the successes of Scoggin's branch, it went on to become an example for teen libraries around the world.Her influence is evidenced in the teen sections of libraries today, with their colorful atmospheres and adherence to the tastes of young people.