Opinion
Two Muslim American authors, Hena Khan and Karuna Riazi, discuss the new imprint, Salaam Reads, writing for young readers, and bringing new voices to library shelves.
The Twitter has its uses, you have to admit. The other day I was looped into a conversation there with a seemingly simple question: What are the picture books that favorably portray children reading ebooks? This question turns out to be a lot more difficult to ascertain than you might think. Over the years we’ve […]
In these comics and graphic novels for tweens, LGBTQ characters are no big deal. Any romance stays in the background—and is G-rated.
No matter your budget, the key to a successful program is getting everyone to the table.
Pat Scales speaks with the prolific author about conducting historical research, creating authentic voices, and approaching our nation's history with honesty.
Books and games reflecting South Asian cultures are now readily available to parents, teachers, and librarians thanks to a new online bookstore.
The blockbuster author will cut a passage from his novel "The Sword of Summer" that some readers felt improperly appropriated Native American culture.
Universal Design involves designing spaces, products, programming, and more to make them as usable as possible for people of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds.
Get comfortable with being uncomfortable when discussing #OwnVoices books with kids, advises this school librarian.
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