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Principal: “Don’t Suggest Books” | Scales on Censorship

Principal: “Don’t Suggest Books” | Scales on Censorship
Pat Scales,  Mar 08, 2023

As censors attack, administrators issue directives; getting ahead of Moms for Liberty; a parent bars his son from the debate team.

Online Zine Resources from A to Z

Online Zine Resources from A to Z
Cathy Camper,  Mar 08, 2023

Looking for information on  buying, curating, and learning more about zines in the U.S. and internationally? This list provides it.

Book Review: The Coldest Winter I Ever Spent by Ann Jacobus

Book Review: The Coldest Winter I Ever Spent by Ann Jacobus
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Mar 07, 2023
An extremely thoughtful and moving examination of death that focuses on the honor of being with someone when they die. A complex read that isn't easy but is worth it.
Panels, Prose, and Other Superpowers, a guest post by Jarrett Pumphrey

Panels, Prose, and Other Superpowers, a guest post by Jarrett Pumphrey
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Mar 07, 2023
Jerome and I tapped into our early heroic adventures for our new book, Link + Hud: Heroes by a Hair. In a hybrid mix of panels and prose, we tell the story of Lincoln and Hudson Dupré, two brothers just like us.
Children of the Black Glass: A Bedtime Story, a guest post by Tony Peckham

Children of the Black Glass: A Bedtime Story, a guest post by Tony Peckham
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Mar 06, 2023
Children of the Black Glass began some years ago on a family road trip, when we found an obsidian deposit near a dirt road on the wild side of a jagged mountain range.
The (Societal) Importance of Play, a guest post by Brittney Morris

The (Societal) Importance of Play, a guest post by Brittney Morris
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Mar 03, 2023
Play is important, not just to us as individuals, but to the world, and play is something that should be fostered whenever possible, even when time is scarce.
The Stories We Tell About Mental Health and Why, or #BooksReallySaveLives, a guest post by Ann Jacobus

The Stories We Tell About Mental Health and Why, or #BooksReallySaveLives, a guest post by Ann Jacobus
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Mar 02, 2023
When younger readers can read about families or about other kids who suffer from things they have been grappling with in secret and often shame, it can enable them to break their silence, to reach out, and to ask for help. Lifesaving help.
Hiveclass Makes Youth Sports Training More Accessible for Everyone

Hiveclass Makes Youth Sports Training More Accessible for Everyone
Hiveclass,  Mar 02, 2023

Youth sports and fitness play a central role within communities—and so do public libraries. Now, an online platform from Hiveclass aims to bring the two together by helping libraries become a hub for kids and their families to learn how to play a sport, keep fit, and otherwise remain active.

Zines: Cut-and-Paste Publishing by and for the People

Zines: Cut-and-Paste Publishing by and for the People
Cathy Camper,  Mar 01, 2023

Zines spotlight voices, opinions, and histories often missing from mainstream publishing. Here's what you need to know about curating, collecting, and creating these works at your library.

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