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When librarian Jennifer Wharton began weeding the 900s section of the children's library, she discovered that her history and biography sections were in dire need of updating. She took it as an opportunity to seek out books that offered different—and much needed—perspectives.
Abbott discusses his latest book and the need for fiction that addresses the all-too-often ignored subject of child sexual abuse.
A chalkboard wall in a newly designed public library space for middle schoolers brought fun opportunities—and some unexpected challenges.
Five chapter book mystery series with activities and lesson plan ideas.
Middle School is brutal. I know. I’ve been there for the last 15 years. (They won’t let me graduate!) Watching the ups and downs of my students is a real eye opener, and though it’s been a long time since I was really that age, it’s hard not to remember that sometimes lonely and confusing […]
Jessica Townsend's debut fantasy is as delightful and optimistic as the author herself.
PreS-Gr 2 –This poem, set in the first person, explores the water cycle from the perspective of “Agüita” or “Little Water,” the preferred nickname of water.
Aven Green, who was born without arms, moves to a new state, makes a new friend, and uncovers a mystery. We chat with Bowling about her inspirations, how she worked with sensitivity readers to develop Aven, and her deep love for the Arizona desert.
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