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Here’s how to get young people to explore creative writing and the arts with a zine-making workshop at your library.
The Texas State Board of Education passed a preliminary vote to remove Clinton, as well as Helen Keller and others, from the social studies and history curriculum. It could become official in November.
While classroom and school libraries share the larger goal of advancing literacy, they often serve different purposes—and compete for the same resources.
Effective discourse should always be a priority, and with an important midterm election season ahead, we have a teachable moment.
We asked K–12 and public librarians to share their strategies—from genrefying to broadcasting booktalks.
In these new titles readers will meet characters who grow through their music or bridge difficult relationships to a soundtrack.
Three new informational titles incorporating vivid visuals, imagination-stirring poetry, and personal perspective, emphasize the exhilaration of discovery.
Scientist Marie Miranda Cruz makes her debut as a middle grade novelist with Everlasting Nora.
Nosy Crow, known for its rollicking fairy tale retellings has announced it will no longer be producing apps. Hansel and Gretel is its penultimate production.
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