Public Libraries
Self-care does not replace institutional care. Leaders must address the toll that stress can take on staff.
NaNoWriMo's Rebecca Stern joins us to talk about the process and benefits of writing with students, implementing the Young Writers Program, and NaNoWriMo's new primer for young writers.
How many of us prepare for what to do if an act of nature claims our materials, our space, even our jobs? Together, teacher Stacey Beam and author April Henry have penned an article on what happened when the worst hit too close to home and what you can do if it happens to you.
Burners Without Borders, an activist group focused on civic engagement and emergency aid led by Christopher Breedlove, provides inspiration and motivation.
Forced to get creative, Amanda Galliton went old school in the school library with these fun activities.
Kicky's Post It Note Reviews: In which a teen reader tells us what they think about several new books including Girls of July, Hot Dog Girl, Poet X, 10 Blind Dates, Stepsister and The Serpent King
The plight of immigrant families at the U.S. border prompted the Brooklyn Public Library and others to act.
Middle grade author M.G. Hennessey offers up some tricks to spark summer reading that have made a difference at her house. Family book club? Yes, please!
In a moving essay, Jasmine Warga shares about her uncle Abdalla, her trips to Jordan, identity, and writing a new story.
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