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Secret agents, robot chickens, and zombies | SLJ Spotlight
These zany middle grade titles are perfect shelf bait for reluctant readers.
Teens Review War Books: Mythological, Historical, and Emotional
Teens often feel like they are misunderstood and at war with the rest of the world. These fiction titles will give them some strategies for coping on and off the battlefield of adolescence.
Brush Up on Musicals, Cat Breeds, Sign Language, and More | Reference Reviews
This month, we’ve got you covered no matter what you want to learn. Hoping to brush up on your cat breed knowledge? You’re covered. Want to take up American Sign Language? Look no further. And, Annie, get your ready reference—we’ve got your guide to musicals: stage, screen, and more.
Keeping Libraries Relevant: Using Technology • Understanding Informational Text • Improving Literacy
Tuesday, November 4th, 2014, 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM ET / 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM PT
Elementary and middle school libraries have always been a central location for learning and resources. With the changing educational standards and the growing use of technology, libraries are growing and changing as well. Join Rourke and our expert panelists as we discuss how technology, informational text, and literacy are the keys to keeping libraries relevant for students and teachers. Register Now!
Elementary and middle school libraries have always been a central location for learning and resources. With the changing educational standards and the growing use of technology, libraries are growing and changing as well. Join Rourke and our expert panelists as we discuss how technology, informational text, and literacy are the keys to keeping libraries relevant for students and teachers. Register Now!
Ghostly Guinea Pigs, Time-Travelers, and Seelie Wars | Fiction Series Update
These latest updates in ongoing series, these books encompass a wide variety of topics: a dark and haunting title about Vietnam from Chris Lynch, more drama from the world of the Seelies from Jane Yolen and son Adam Stemple, and time-traveling adventures with Mira.
Fiction & Nonfiction for Middle and High School Readers
Wednesday, October 22nd, 2014, 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM ET / 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM PT
Join us a for an exclusive free preview of upcoming fiction and nonfiction titles that will appeal to your Middle and High School readers. With topics ranging from the former Soviet Union and medieval times to cell phones and video games, there will be plenty of new and existing series titles to get excited about. Register Now!
Join us a for an exclusive free preview of upcoming fiction and nonfiction titles that will appeal to your Middle and High School readers. With topics ranging from the former Soviet Union and medieval times to cell phones and video games, there will be plenty of new and existing series titles to get excited about. Register Now!
Light Up the Shelves for Christmas and Hanukkah! | December Holidays
Our team of reviewers in Los Angeles selected and evaluated 42 titles to help librarians make informed purchase decisions. Picture books, poetry, song adaptations, nonfiction, and short stories are among the offerings.
Sticker Shock: Librarians Open Their Wallets
Almost 97 percent of school librarians spend their own money on supplies, according to a recent SLJ poll on out-of-pocket spending.
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