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NJ State Library Now Accepting Applications to Multicultural Program Award
The $1,000 award honors outstanding public library programs that increase understanding and promote multiculturalism through creative and sustainable cultural programming.
U.S. Department of Education Seeks Peer Reviewers for School Library Grant Competition
The federal agency is seeking school librarians, educators, literacy specialists, administrators, digital media education specialists, college or university educators, and researchers and education consultants to fill the bill as peer reviewers.
Librarian Appears on "Ellen" and Transforms Her Library: A Q&A with Ashley Kirby Thomas
Ashley Kirby Thomas at McAuliffe Elementary (OK) had been longing to be on the show "Ellen." After several failed attempts, it was finally her selection as "Teacher of the Year" that caught Ellen DeGeneres's attention. SLJ caught up with Thomas and how her school's library has changed since her two appearances.
Dreams of the Golden Age
When I reviewed Carrie Vaughn’s After the Golden Age back in 2011 (and listed it among our Best Books of the Year So Far), I had to be somewhat coy about my favorite aspect of the novel, because it was revealed in the final pages. But now, I think the time for spoilers has passed: [...]
SLJ's 2014 Battle of the Books Is in Full Swing
SLJ ’s own version of March Madness, our sixth annual Battle of the Kids' Books (BoB) elimination contest, kicked off on March 11 and has been going strong for 10 matches and counting. A recap of the Battle's surprise victories, student-led celebrations, and quips from the Peanut Gallery.
Q&A: Meet the Creator of Ms. Marvel, the First Female American-Muslim Superhero
Hey librarians, here's a chance to introduce your patrons to Marvel's first female American-Muslim superhero. SLJ talks to the creator behind Ms. Marvel, a teenage superhero who fights crime and happens to not eat bacon.
The Great War: A Somber Centennial | Focus On
This compilation of fiction and nonfiction titles presents a variety of viewpoints and an array of social, historical, political, and cultural aspects of what was described at the time as the war to end all wars.
Census visualization and a data set round-up
Earlier this week, Gary Price shared news from the Census Bureau relating to its efforts to increase the use of visualization in making data available to the public. Part of the effort is this beautiful gallery. The Bureau shares its plan: The first posted visualizations will pertain largely to historical population data, building on prior [...]
Pictures of the Week: Authors Celebrate at Abrams Books
Authors Chris Raschka, Lauren Myracle, and others came together for a night of festivities at Abrams Books.
Pick of the Day: This Star Won’t Go Out | Audio
This is the memoir of Esther Earl, a 16-year-old who suffered from terminal thyroid cancer that metastasized in her lungs.
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