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EVERY type of hair is worthy to be praised and celebrated!
To support teachers and librarians in the face of ongoing censorship, School Library Journal and Penguin Random House—in partnership with PEN America, NCAC, NCTE, FReadom, and Library Journal—have created a poster that vividly illustrates the importance of intellectual freedom.
Rewriting and subverting the familiar has been a literary trope for centuries. These authors found inspiration in their Asian heritage, and their books exemplify a fluidity of countries, cultures, and identities.
The authors of THE AGATHAS talk about their experience writing their book, a story about two teen girls who go rogue to solve the disappearance of Brooke Donovan, the richest and most popular girl at their high school.
Karen Jensen and Kathryn King from Fort Worth Public Library present about doing a children's collection diversity audit
Here’s to many come outs. Here’s to not having to come out at all. Here’s to coming out for your own reasons, on your own timeline. Here’s to our bookshelves and our libraries reflecting all of this—and much more!
The simple truth is, there has never been a time in history when simply knowing the truth was such a monumental task. Now imagine what that task must look like to a young reader.
Teen Librarian Karen Jensen takes a look at YA fiction numbers so far for 2022 and crunches some numbers
I wanted to talk about how librarians (like you) are appreciated by slow learners (like me). That is to say, not always at the moment.
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