It's Spring Graphic Novel time! Join publishing insiders from Diamond Books, Image Comics, and Yen Press to learn about the hottest new graphic novels that you've got to have on your shelves this spring!
Get excited for nonfiction with Deborah Hopkinson, Dan SaSuWeh, and Dana L. Church, who weave stories so intriguing, students will forget that nonfiction is “boring” and beg for more. Plus join us for a special preview of new and upcoming Scholastic nonfiction titles for all ages.
Learn about Simon & Schuster’s beginning reader program, Ready-to-Read, and all the ways it makes reading fun and accessible for children at every level of their reading journey. Join Ready-to-Read authors Jane Yolen, Heidi Stemple, and Laura Gehl, along with publishers Valerie Garfield and Siobhan Ciminera for a webcast about what makes this program stand out for readers, teachers, and librarians!
Meet the Creators! Join us for a special presentation putting a spotlight on the beautiful illustrations from three upcoming Bloomsbury titles.
The Newbery Committee chooses the Medal winner behind closed doors, but here’s your chance to see how it works.
Join School Library Journal for a lively conversation featuring the 2021 YALSA Excellence in Nonfiction for Young Adults Award finalists. Don’t miss out on this exclusive event ahead of the award announcement at ALA Midwinter!
In this free webcast, you can test your knowledge of Newbery/Caldecott history and we can all celebrate a most welcome new year and the upcoming 2021 Youth Media Awards.
For many students, reviewing their assigned reading list for the school year might inspire a sense of reluctance. Confronted with the prospect of digging into the standard-bearer texts of ELA curriculum, some of your student readers might even invoke the dreaded “B” word - boring. But what if it doesn’t have to be that way?
Join award-winning authors Annet Schaap, Edward van de Vendel and Jef Aerts, along with translator Laura Watkinson, for a lively conversation about the joys of working with translators, Dutch cultural differences and similarities, artistic risk-taking, and what they hope young US readers will discover in their newest works.
Community Read programs provide support for essential reading skills while developing empathy and comradery with classmates and neighbors. Join librarian Angie Manfredi, Chair of the All Iowa Reads Kids & Teens Programs, and this panel of award-winning authors as they discuss their own participation in community reads programs, the value of a shared reading experience, and best practices for establishing your own event.
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