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A Nosy Paraprofessional: When An Employee Peeks at Student Internet Searches | Scales On Censorship

A Nosy Paraprofessional: When An Employee Peeks at Student Internet Searches | Scales On Censorship
Pat Scales,  Nov 12, 2020

Pat Scales offers advice and opinion on student privacy, tween advisory boards, labeling, and serving students during the pandemic.

How Native Writers Talk Story: Honoring Authentic Voices in Books for Young People

How Native Writers Talk Story: Honoring Authentic Voices in Books for Young People
By ​​​​​​​Cynthia Leitich Smith and Traci Sorell,  Oct 08, 2020

As more Native writers make inroads into childrens' publishing, educators and readers must set aside internalized misconceptions about Native life, people, and nations.

Morgan’s Mumbles: What High Schoolers Need in a Library, by Morgan Randall

Morgan’s Mumbles: What High Schoolers Need in a Library, by Morgan Randall
Karen Jensen, TLT | Blogs,  Jul 01, 2020
Teen Contributor Morgan Randall shares what high school students want and need from their school and public libraries.
Authors and Illustrators on Creativity During the Pandemic

Authors and Illustrators on Creativity During the Pandemic
Daryl Grabarek,  Jun 23, 2020

Meg Medina, Jason Chin, Nikki Grimes, and other creators discuss how quarantine life has impacted their imaginations and work.

Little Gangs, a guest post by Lauren McLaughlin

Little Gangs, a guest post by Lauren McLaughlin
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  May 07, 2020
The same thing that is sustaining so many of us during this difficult time sustains Suze, the main character in McLaughlin's newest book: friend groups.
A Moment of Radical Honesty and Talking Frankly about Modern Poverty in THE LIFE AND (MEDIEVAL) TIMES OF KIT SWEETLY, a guest post by Jamie Pacton

A Moment of Radical Honesty and Talking Frankly about Modern Poverty in THE LIFE AND (MEDIEVAL) TIMES OF KIT SWEETLY, a guest post by Jamie Pacton
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  May 05, 2020
"The notion of radical honesty contains many elements, but a core one is that you can bring about change by being honest. I try to be honest in my life and in my fiction, so, I’ll just come out and say it: I have been very, very poor at certain times in my life," Pacton shares, in this honest and illuminating post about the poverty in her new book and in her own life.
How to Succeed as a Teen Writer, a guest post by Olivia Smit

How to Succeed as a Teen Writer, a guest post by Olivia Smit
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Apr 16, 2020
The gift of writing and sharing stories is valuable, but can be incredibly difficult. Olivia Smit share some advice to help the process along.
The Healing Power of Fiction, a guest post by Nora Shalaway Carpenter

The Healing Power of Fiction, a guest post by Nora Shalaway Carpenter
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Mar 26, 2020
Nora Shalaway Carpenter explains why The Edge of Anything, her new YA novel, is the book she'd longed for during her own darkest days.
The OG of Woke: Walter Dean Myers’s Empathy Inspired a Generation of Authors | Read Woke

The OG of Woke: Walter Dean Myers’s Empathy Inspired a Generation of Authors | Read Woke
Cicely Lewis,  Mar 26, 2020

Myers’s 145th Street: Short Stories, celebrating its 20th anniversary, highlights the beauty of Harlem and the people and stories that make the neighborhood unique.

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