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Awards Roundup: The Cook Prize, Edgar Nominees, Sydney Taylor Award, and More
In the thick of awards season, many children's and young adult books are being recognized with honors not related to the Youth Media Awards.
Coretta Scott King Book Grant; ALSC's Graphic Novel Reading Lists | News Bites
In this round of industry news, learn about the Association for Library Service to Children's Day of Diversity for children's literature in collaboration with the Children's Book Council—plus several grants geared toward enhancing your library's collection.
Bibliotherapy for Teens: An Expanded Booklist
Our November feature article and booklist “Bibliotherapy for Teens” by Erin E. Moulton received an outpouring of positive feedback from readers. Here’s an updated booklist with readers' suggestions.
New York Times Offers In-School Access; 'Goodnight Moon' Goes Bilingual | News Bites
This month's industry news features the release of a bilingual edition of Goodnight Moon, a youth-oriented health and literacy campaign called "Hop to Health," and a school-wide subscription service from the New York Times.
Library Opening $2M Teen Learning Lab; Winners of Censorship Essay Contest; PBS Productivity Tools | News Bites
This month's industry news features a $2 million Teen Learning Lab launching in Memphis, the winners of a National Coalition Against Censorship essay contest about The Miseducation of Cameron Post, and STEAM mini-grants from ALSC.
Jay Asher's Anti-Bullying Tour; Ursula Le Guin Honored; Read to a Child Hosts Digital Fundraising Campaign | News Bites
Get the latest SLJ industry news roundup here: learn about Jay Asher's national anti-bullying tour; Ursula Le Guin will be honored by the National Book Foundation; and PBS has a tech initiative going on through November 30 that offers free tech how-tos and tablet giveaways.
A Photo Gallery of Six Library Gardens
While researching our August, 2014 feature article “Dig It!,” about library gardens, we heard from a wide group of librarians undertaking inventive gardening projects with children. Here’s a photo gallery of what they were up to over this summer and last, along with descriptions.
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