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Pam Muñoz Ryan's "Echo" Reverberates With Hope| Interview
In her epic novel "Echo," Pam Muñoz Ryan weaves together stories of young people living through a tumultuous period in the 20th century.
Britannica ImageQuest: One image database to rule them all | Reference Online
Britannica's ImageQuest, a comprehensive, beautifully curated compendium of images, is back and better than ever, with a million new options for kids of all ages.
Benny Andrews | His Life and Art
In "Draw What You See: The Life and Art of Benny Andrews," illustrated with the artist’s oil paintings and collage compositions, Kathleen Benson highlights the words Andrews chose to paint by, and to encourage those he taught.
Robin LaFevers's "Medieval Obsession"
SLJ spoke with Robin LaFevers, who concludes her thrilling "His Fair Assassins" trilogy set in 15th-century Brittany with the exciting 'Mortal Heart.'
Symbols & Sites, Monuments & Movements: U.S. History | Series Made Simple Fall 2014
Backed by solid research and bolstered by top-notch writing, these books offer material on U.S. history, from the youngest readers to the oldest.
The Trouble With Teen Programming
Forget centralized programming, adapted kid activities, and advisory boards. Teen activities should be patron-driven, dynamic, and constantly in flux.
Raúl Colón: The Boy Who Loved To Draw
Raúl Colón's latest book, 'Draw!' unfolds entirely through pictures, as a boy confined to his bed, takes readers on a journey of the imagination to the Serengeti plains of Africa.
Aaron Becker: Creating Scalable Worlds | Interview
When Aaron Becker finished 'Journey,' his debut picture (and 2014 Caldecott Honor) book, he thought, "There's a whole world here...and more story." Look for the next installment of that magical tale in his recently released 'Quest.'
Scott Westerfeld Answers That Perennial Author Question
Talking about his new book 'Afterworlds' Scott Westerfeld joked, "This is basically the 150,000-word answer to the question, 'Where do you get your ideas?'"
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