Diversity
At “Who Are You To Say?”, an event held in New York City on April 16, authors and kid lit experts weighed in on where to draw the line between being aware and censoring.
Dr. Rodriguez from the Latin@s in KidLit blog shares a 30-second booktalk for Pam Muñoz Ryan and Peter Sis's The Dreamer in English and en Español.
Online comics allow creators of all stripes to share their work. Plus,resources for finding webcomics and learning to make them.
Recommended webcomics from Brigid Alverson, editor of the "Good Comics for Kids:" blog. What's your favorite webcomic? Tell us in the comments.
SLJ presents an original webcomic by "As the Crow Flies" creator Melanie Gillman starring Charlie, a queer 13-year-old girl, and her friend Mei.
A North Carolina law seen as LGBT discrimination has prompted roughly 270 members of the kid lit community to show their support for all young readers.
I like Science Fiction. Like, a lot. I especially like Science Fiction that has alien invasions. Remember the moment in Independence Day when Will Smith walks out of the house to get the paper and he looks to the left, then he looks to the right, and then he finally looks up and realizes that […]
P.D. Workman's fictional Tattooed Teardrops and Tewhan Butler's nonfiction title America's Massacre: The Audacity of Despair and a Message of Hope top this year's In the Margins Book Awards.
Celebrating its 28th year, the Lambda Literary Awards selected the finalists in 25 categories, including children's and YA titles—two of which, George by Alex Gino and More Happy Than Not by Adam Silvera, were SLJ Best Books of 2015.
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