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Test Drive
- Multimedia Storytelling
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Cool Tools
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- We Could Be Heroes
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Columns
Editorial
- What Creativity Looks Like: Put a bunch of librarians in a room, and great ideas fly.
By Rebecca T. Miller
Scales on Censorship
- Ereader Embargo: What to do when kids aren’t allowed
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By Pat Scales
First Steps
- Why Offer Black Storytime?: A dynamic new program is off
to a rousing start.
By Renea Arnold and Nell Colburn
On Common Core
- Making the Parent Connection: Our kids need us all to help them
meet the new standards’ expectations.
By Melissa Jacobs-Israel
Under Cover
- This Is Not My Sequel: If you loved Jon Klassen’s first book, just wait till you see this one.
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Grades 5 & Up: September 2012
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Graphic Novels: September 2012
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