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NYPL has hosted an alternative prom for teens in New York City for ever 14 years. The young adult programming manager give highlights from this year's festive, inclusive event, which took place on June 8.
New awards celebrate graphic novels, and the first winners were revealed at Denver Comic Con.
Over the last two years, challenges of LGBT books, displays, and programming have risen. During June, library staff handle even more challenges and complaints than usual.
To properly serve immigrant communities, libraries are partnering with local organizations—and the patrons themselves—to boost collections in the populations' native languages.
We rounded up picture books, middle grade novels, and YA titles from the past year that either center the Caribbean American experience or are written by authors of Caribbean descent.
A YALSA past president reflects on the influence of Margaret A. Edwards and the award that bears her name.
“I’ve never set out to teach a lesson, to lecture anyone,” says the author of more than 40 books.
High school sophomore starts literary and arts festival for teens that she hopes can become a national YA tour.
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