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New Nonfiction Explores the World of Insects | SLJ Spotlight
Three titles shed light on the brilliance of bugs.
Spend Your Summer with Griffin Teen! | Sponsored
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Caillou, Josephine Baker, and Music Galore | Multimedia Reviews
Reviews of DVDs and audiobook for kids of every age, plus a roundup of children’s music
Teens Review 'Divergent' Soundtrack, Shakira, and "Plants vs. Zombies" | Music and Games
Teens who went crazy for the "Divergent" series and film adaptation will want the soundtrack on autoplay. Think it would be hard for Shakira to surprise you? Her 10th studio album will. Need help keeping the zombies off your lawn? Sign up for Garden Warfare, the latest in the "Plants vs. Zombies" game franchise.
How Diverse is Librarianship? Check Out the Stats.
Our charts show the diversity of recent MLS grads vs. the general population.
Gretchen Caserotti's Keynote | SLJ's Second Annual Public Library Think Tank
On April 25, SLJ's Public Library Leadership Think Tank took place at Nashville (TN) Public Library. Meridian (ID) Library District director, Gretchen Caserotti, kicked off the day with a heartfelt keynote speech about her professional journey from children's librarian to library director, and you can listen to it here.
Culturally Diverse Books Selected by SLJ’s Review Editors
Playing upon and expanding Rudine Sims Bishop’s framework for understanding multicultural literature for children, the SLJ Reviews Editors select their favorite recent titles.
Program Diversity: Do Libraries Serve Kids with Disabilities?
The Americans with Disabilities Act passed in 1990, and physical accessibility in libraries became federal law. However, nothing in the law requires library services to be disability-friendly, leaving it up to individual librarians, including Barbara Klipper, Renee Grassi, and Amy Price, to create library programs and tools for patrons with disabilities that other librarians can model.
Serving Diverse Readers | SLJ Diversity Webcast 2014
Books that showcase a variety of multiethnic communities, are populated with diverse characters, and explore our shared humanity, continue to be an increasingly important issue in the global world in which we live. Librarians, educators, and publishers have long been at the forefront of addressing that need. From an anthology of stories by Native American authors to nonfiction that challenges stereotypes, the backlist and new titles shared by Annick Press and Capstone Publishing during this virtual event will be of special interest for your readers. Archive is now available!
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