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To All the Paranormal Black Girls I’ve Loved Before, a guest post by S. Isabelle

To All the Paranormal Black Girls I’ve Loved Before, a guest post by S. Isabelle
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Jul 25, 2022
We should all want more for Black teen readers, and The Witchery grew out of that desire.
Seven Fun-Filled Podcasts to Beat the Summer Slide | Kidcasts

Seven Fun-Filled Podcasts to Beat the Summer Slide | Kidcasts
Phoebe Owens and Ali Wilkinson,  Jul 24, 2022

Lighthearted poetry, wordplay, and grammar tips make for entertaining listening and learning in the heat of summer.

“If You Can Eat Math, You’ve Got It.” David Macaulay on Bringing Something New to the Page. 

“If You Can Eat Math, You’ve Got It.” David Macaulay on Bringing Something New to the Page. 
Kathy Ishizuka,  Jul 23, 2022

Snacking shrews and curious mammoths—not your typical guides for learning math concepts. But that’s the magic of David Macaulay. The award-winning author and illustrator keynoted SLJ's Picture Book Palooza.

Literally Bringing Readers Into the Story through Interactive Serial Novels, a guest post by Beth Revis

Literally Bringing Readers Into the Story through Interactive Serial Novels, a guest post by Beth Revis
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Jul 22, 2022
Learn about Museum of Magic, an interactive serial novel, which Revis calls "a fascinating experience that has brought me closer to my readers."
Threatened by Armed, Anti-LGBTQIA+ Extremists in Coeur d’Alene, a Children's Librarian Leaves Her Job | First Person

Threatened by Armed, Anti-LGBTQIA+ Extremists in Coeur d’Alene, a Children's Librarian Leaves Her Job | First Person
Delaney Daly,  Jul 22, 2022

Bigotry and threatened violence in her Idaho community led Delaney Daly to reconsider her dream job. The experience left her "confident and knowledgeable" to take the next step in her library career.  

Book Review: Don’t Call Me a Hurricane by Ellen Hagan

Book Review: Don’t Call Me a Hurricane by Ellen Hagan
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Jul 21, 2022
I'm glad to see more books addressing climate change and eco anxiety, to see more books showing teenagers as engaged in their communities, as activists. The beautiful verse adeptly captures the passion Eliza feels.
Locard’s Exchange Principle and Books, a guest post by Carmella Van Vleet

Locard’s Exchange Principle and Books, a guest post by Carmella Van Vleet
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Jul 20, 2022
Locard was right, and not just about crime scenes. When you read a story, it becomes a part of your story. Even when you don’t realize it at the time. 
Picture Book Creators Center Joy While Portraying Disability

Picture Book Creators Center Joy While Portraying Disability
Margaret Kingsbury,  Jul 20, 2022

Normalizing physical disability can and should begin in childhood. These creators are doing just that.

Here Have Some Back to College Books

Here Have Some Back to College Books
Riley Jensen | Blogs,  Jul 18, 2022
Teen contributor and upcoming college Sophomore shares a list of YA books for those looking to read about the college experience.
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