Executive editor honored in the "Change-maker" category.

Challenged books and mindful reading recommendations are among the week’s most popular stories on SLJ.com. Here, too, notable authors reveal their intimate connections to libraries.

A new customizable toolkit can help youth librarians develop teen programs; Nearpod launches SEL curriculum; Sesame Workshop needs you; College Board starts a new scholarship program, and more.

From delightful picture books to probing YA novels, these titles represent the cream of the crop reviewed in SLJ's April issue.

New research "joins a wealth of other findings suggesting that racial bias is contributing to disciplinary disparities."

Can games and game-like experiences promote a better world—both in and out of the classroom? Find out Wednesday, April 3, as “Game-Based Learning: Ideas for the Classroom & Library" starts a new series of #SLJISTE webcasts. 

Catch up with our most viewed stories of the week on SLJ.com.

Book banning is back in the news (with Florida legislation that could make buying some books a felony), librarians honor a principal who stood up to a challenge, and more.

Scholastic releases its latest Kids and Family Reading Report.