Opinion
Lester, the legendary children's book author, musician, and civil rights activist, died at his Massachusetts home on January 18.
Teen Librarian Toolbox is excited to be partnering with Marie Marquardt for her #ReadForChange project. Hop on over to this post to learn more about the initiative. Today, she and Nic Stone join us for a conversation about racial injustice and Stone’s phenomenal debut novel, Dear Martin. It’s so amazing to be living in this time […]
The Texas school district returned the book to high school libraries pending review.
The winners and honorees of the third annual "Walter Award," given by the We Need Diverse Books organization, have been announced.
Image of girl having dress lifted by a robot draws criticism, will be removed from future reprints.
Librarians can do more to raise awareness of the rights of girls and women, and of sexism and its price—and build cultural literacy about consent vs coercion.
From OER to equitable access, schools continue to battle challenges to the digital revolution.
“Books change us. They can help us have the bigger conversations,” Jacqueline Woodson said during her inauguration ceremony at the Library of Congress.
2017 is done and there’s nothing else to be reviewed by the review outlets and everyone who isn’t on the artificial ALA timeline is looking at 2018 instead (ok, including me: I’m currently engrossed in the dark and mesmerizing The Hazel Wood, which name-checks like every book that made me, so you can imagine how […]
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