Public Libraries
A former school librarian in Puerto Rico returns home after Hurricane Maria to help—and to tell the stories of the local people who are helping students, libraries, and schools recover.
It’s midwinter—a perfect time to start planning your summer programming. Here’s a snapshot of what librarians are putting together for 2018.
The White House budget proposal to eliminate federal library funding would adversely impact all children, particularly those in at-risk communities.
Our reviews of this year’s YMA winners, as well as past interviews with the authors and illustrators.
Winning a Newbery or Caldecott Medal boosts sales and interest in the selected books—and moves publishers and bookstore staff into immediate action.
Excitement is building for the YMAs announcement on February 12. For librarians, it can dictate displays, future lesson plans and what books to buy.
It’s a golden age for young podcast listeners and creators. Tips for using and recording audio content, plus top listening recommendations.
Every child likes to be read to, even those irritable tweens, according to the latest Scholastic Kids and Family Reading research.
The toolkit is a valuable resource for all libraries to help create or revise selection and reconsideration policy.
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