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Assigned summer booklists can seriously hinder kids’ long-term interest in reading. Donalyn Miller makes the case for giving children agency to choose what they read.
Author Suzanne Collins will bring readers back to Panem, 64 years before The Hunger Games began.
An interview with Melanie Gillman, author of 'As the Crow Flies' and 'Stage Dreams.'
This Week at TLT What’s new in LGBTQIA+ YA June and July 2019 Teen Services 101: So You Want to Do Teen Programming, but What About the Books? Houghton Mifflin Harcourt 2019 Showcase: Books featuring beasties, a killer flu, a changeling, and pirates Teen Services 101: What Do We Know About Teen Programming? Sunday Reflections: […]
Here are the speakers, sessions, and events SLJ's editors are looking forward to most at ALA Annual.
It is my supreme pleasure to introduce you to a charming picture book slated for 2020. Too early, you say? Nonsense. It is never too early to get excited by a book. Particularly when it's coming from a recent Caldecott Honor winner . . . .
Today as part of our ongoing discussion of Teen Services 101, we're talking about all the ways you can tie books directly into teen programming.
Funny Nonfiction isn't particularly common, but it most certainly exists. But how do you go about it? Let's look at some of the funnier books of 2019 and see how they tackled the challenge.
If nature walks with your students aren't part of your curriculum, recent studies will convince you to change that.
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