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Two Thirds of Parents Don't Read to Their Kids Every Night, Reveals Poll
Only one in three parents of children ages eight and under reads stories to their kids each night, according to a new survey by the literacy organization Reading is Fundamental (RIF) and Macy’s.
Amazon Expands Content on Kindle FreeTime Unlimited, Subscription Service Aimed at Parents
Amazon Kindle’s FreeTime Unlimited, a subscription service geared for parents, has added 1,000 books, games, educational apps, movies, and TV shows to its offerings for children since its launch six months ago.
Choices, Choices... For the Tech-Minded, ISTE May Be More Useful Than ALA
This month, librarians are gearing up for the American Library Association annual conference in Chicago. But some question whether "annual" really serves their professional development needs. In a time of contracting budgets, layoffs, and demands for tech expertise in the library, is ALA still the must-attend event for all? Or is ISTE (the International Society for Technology in Education conference) in San Antonio a better choice?
The Weight of Water
Gr 6–9—Kasienka and her mother have left their home in Poland to find the father and husband who left them a few years before...
How Zoe Made Her Dreams (Mostly) Come True
Gr 7–10—Zoe Kiefer, 17, and her cousin, Jess, are interns at Fairyland Kingdom, an over-the-top theme park in New Jersey...
My Homework Ate My Homework
Gr 3–6—Zaritza, 11, is trying to earn extra credit and solve her school problems by turning in her missing math assignments and taking care of the class pet, a fuzzy ferret, over winter break...
Sanctum: Guards of the Shadowlands, Book 1
Gr 10 Up—What is more important, what you need or what you want? Lela has been through hell and back; literally...
Moxie and the Art of Rule Breaking: A 14 Day Mystery
Gr 6–9—Thirteen-year-old Moxie was supposed to spend her last summer before high school exploring Boston with her friend Ollie...
Librarian Bloggers Launch “Show Me the Awesome” Campaign
Librarian bloggers Sophie Brookover, Liz Burns, and Kelly Jensen—concerned that librarians are not always adept at promoting their achievements—have been hosting a month-long online event called Show Me the Awesome, an opportunity for librarians to share their accomplishments. Here are some of the highlights.
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