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Overcoming Loss | SLJ Spotlight
Two middle grade titles explore the impact of loss on childrens’ lives.
'Shakespeare at Play' | Touch and Go
The plays, sonnets, and life of William Shakespeare have long fascinated scholars and thespians. Recently, both these groups have turned their attention to producing digital resources for students. Rick Chisholm Productions enters the arena with 'Shakespeare at Play.'
Slideshow | SLJ Day of Dialog 2014
Authors, (free) books, zany hats! Scenes from School Library Journal's Day of Dialog, held May 28, 2014, at the McGraw-Hill headquarters in New York City.
Call for 2015 YALSA Conference Programs
YALSA is now accepting proposals for continuing education sessions to be presented at the 2015 ALA Annual Conference in San Francisco, June 26-30, 2015. The deadline for submissions is July 1.
Teens Review Latest from Neon Trees, Hunter Hayes, and FIFA World Cup
Neon Trees's latest release, Pop Psychology, demonstrates growing command of both sound and lyrics. Wunderkind Hunter Hayes brings a new level of class to the often cliched world of country western music. Can't make the trip to Rio for the 2014 World Cup soccer games? Not a problem—FIFA's 2014 World Cup Brazil will take you there for a fraction of the cost.
SLJ’s Reviews of the 2014 Boston Globe-Horn Book Award Winners
For many, the true highlight of BookExpo America occurred at 1 PM on Saturday at the SLJ Librarian's Lounge, when Horn Book editor in chief Roger Sutton announced the 2014 Boston Globe–Horn Book Award winners. See SLJ's reviews of the winners here.
U.S. High School Graduation Rate Reaches 80 Percent for the First Time
The high school graduation rate for the class of 2012 was 80 percent in the United States—the highest in the history of the country and a one percentage point gain over last year, the National Center for Education Statistics reports.
Two New Titles About the Freedom Summer | SLJ Spotlight
A key moment in the civil rights movement—the Freedom Summer of 1964—is explored in two new works.
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