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Sometimes a story can prepare you for when that unexpected experience does happen. And sometimes it can even prevent the worst from happening at all.
The more I researched the bewildering problems facing our planet, the more I kept bumping into an unlikely hero—seaweed.
A roundup of recent book challenge efforts and the news on the fight for intellectual freedom from Florida to California.
A Latinx pirate fantasy, a scavenger hunt, magical creatures, queer power, and more!
Happily Ever After’s, in the current state in which they are offered, should come with a big disclaimer: BELIEVE AT YOUR OWN RISK.
More librarians find their work challenging, but most still love what they do, the latest LJ/SLJ Survey shows.
With the unprecedented rise in book bannings and anti-LGBTQ+ legislation targeting marginalized youth, I feel the need to use this opportunity to talk about books and their significance to me.
Books need to leave room for a child’s feelings while normalizing divorce, encouraging questions, and teaching coping skills, experts say.
A look back at some of our posts discussing YA literature
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