KELLEY, K. C.
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Exploring International Children's Literature at the Frankfurt Book Fair
The Frankfurt Book Fair provides an opportunity for librarians to get a sense of the international children’s literature landscape.
Edgar Allan Poe
Aunt Sue’s Stories
A stellar combination of words and illustrations sure to inform and inspire children across a wide range of ages. A must-read.
No Filter
Amina Luqman-Dawson: The 'Extraordinary Experience' of Researching, Writing 'Freewater'
Research provides an opportunity to reclaim the narrative of enslavement and “share it in creative ways that deeply connect us to the past,” says the author of Freewater, which won the 2023 Newbery.
Someone Is Always Watching
A must-purchase rollercoaster ride that will have readers wondering if people and memories can be trusted.
Are Book Bans a Civil Rights Violation? A Federal Investigation into a Texas District Will Decide
Book bans are often argued to be an infringement of First Amendment rights, but are they also a violation of civil rights? In the case of Granbury (TX) ISD, the ACLU of Texas says yes. The Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights is looking into it.
Taking Book Banners to Court: A Look at a Student Lawsuit in Missouri and Impact of the 1982 'Pico' Supreme Court Decision
Is it unconstitutional to ban books from a school library? Pico didn't provide an easy answer, but the ACLU and a couple of Missouri students are suing arguing that the removal of books from the Wentzville R-IV district is a violation of their First Amendment rights.
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