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Share Your Story, Share Your Impact
Three award-winning school librarians—including 2018 LJ Movers & Shakers and School Librarian of the Year honorees—will tell the real story of what the library does, from their experiences across a range of environments. View On Demand
A Lite Too Bright by Samuel Miller | SLJ Review
Gr 9 Up –Arthur Louis Pullman wrote one novel that became a classic. He never wrote again and shied away from the limelight.
SLJ's Reviews of the 5 Most Challenged Books of 2016
In anticipation of the Top 10 Challenged Books for 2017 announcement on Monday, April 9, we've compiled the reviews of last year's most challenged titles.
Saffron Ice Cream by Rashin Kheiriyeh | SLJ Review
PreS-Gr 2 – A young girl enjoys her first visit to the beach at Coney Island while remembering her past family outings in Iran.
Jabberwalking by Juan Felipe Herrera | SLJ Review
Gr 7 Up –Poets are Jabber Walkers “with eyes of flame” in Herrera’s latest for young adults.
Be a Change Agent: Best Practices for School Library Advocacy
School librarians are change agents. Join our live webinar to discover learn new approaches and action steps as we explore 6 of 8 best practices, such as how to embrace chaos; start small, think big; zero in on outcomes; and reach out to teachers. View On Demand
The Cardboard Kingdom by Chad Sell & others | SLJ Review
Gr 4-7 –A diverse group of neighborhood children use cardboard, tape, and other materials to create a pretend fantasy world.
Bob by Wendy Mass & Rebecca Stead | SLJ Review
Gr 3-6 –Five years ago, Livy left her friend Bob, who she describes as a zombielike creature, in the closet of her grandmother’s house in Australia without saying goodbye.
Window Horses by Ann Marie Fleming | SLJ Review
Gr 7 Up –Based on the film of the same name, this graphic novel centers on Rosie Ming, a young Canadian of Chinese and Persian descent who lives with her Chinese grandparents in Vancouver and writes poems about Paris, a city she longs to visit.
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