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The Screaming Staircase
Gr 6–9—Lucy Carlyle relates the exploits of the teenage ghost-hunting agency, Lockwood & Co...
Walt Disney's Donald Duck: The Old Castle's Secret
Gr 3 Up—In the history of comics it is rare to find a creator so devoted to and so invested in his characters as Barks...
So, You Want to Be a Chef?: How to Get Started in the World of Culinary Arts
Gr 7 Up—Chock-full of interviews with successful chefs, both renowned and unknown; sidebars with fun factoids (e...
Hideous Love: The Story of the Girl Who Wrote Frankenstein
Gr 8 Up—Hemphill's ability to plumb the depths of an author's pain and despair is evident in this examination of the life of Mary Shelley, best known as the author of Frankenstein and wife of poet Percy Bysshe Shelley...
Cherry Money Baby
Gr 9 Up—Foul-mouthed, short-tempered Cherry Kerrigan, 17, knows exactly what she wants from life...
Queens Library (NY) Starts Work on Cambria Heights Teen Center
The Queens Library branch in Cambria Heights, NY, celebrated the start of work on its new 4,000-square-foot Teen Center with a ceremonial wall-breaking last week. The library hopes to open the space—which will include a Cyber Center, a lounge and gaming area, a sound recording booth, a meeting room, and a reading room—by next spring.
Educators, Parents Fight NYC Bid to Bypass State Mandate for School Librarians
New York City’s librarians, teachers, and parents are prepping for a major battle with the city’s Department of Education on the heels of its official request to the New York State Education Department last week that it be exempted from state minimum staffing requirements for certified school library media specialists. The city’s move follows years of quiet noncompliance with the state mandate despite two petitions from the local teachers union to the State Commissioner of Education.
Buzz, Brainstorming Mark KidLibCamp 2013
Nearly 50 children’s and teen librarians met last week at Darien Library (CT) for the fifth annual KidLibCamp, a free “unconference” in which the discussion topics, panels, and workshops are voted on by the participants. Attendees explored best practices in 12 interactive breakout sessions with several common takeaways: that innovative programming can be achieved at little start-up cost; librarians need to better market existing programs to their patrons; and partnering with schools and communities is critical to the future of our libraries.
ALA Hosts First 'Declaration for the Right to Libraries' Signing
American Library Association (ALA) President Barbara Stripling unveiled the “Declaration for the Right to Libraries” on Monday during a signing ceremony at Nashville Public Library, the first in a series of signing events the ALA plans to host across the country in the coming months.
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