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The Importance of Unimportant Books, a guest post by Darcy Marks

The Importance of Unimportant Books, a guest post by Darcy Marks
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Jul 18, 2023
The truth is, there are no unimportant books, and the most important book is the one that you never forget.
Powerful Reads for the Age of Climate Anxiety, a guest post by Lauren Yero and Cliff Lewis

Powerful Reads for the Age of Climate Anxiety, a guest post by Lauren Yero and Cliff Lewis
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Jul 17, 2023
Climate anxiety is real, it’s serious, and it’s on the rise—especially in teens and young adults.
On ‘Klanned Karenhood’: The outrage of Moms for Liberty cannot be the narrative

On ‘Klanned Karenhood’: The outrage of Moms for Liberty cannot be the narrative
Kathy Ishizuka,  Jul 17, 2023

Moms for Liberty has waged war on public education and democratic values, leveraging fear and disinformation. There are steps to take, including exercising your own First Amendment rights to uphold a just and equitable society.

8 New Picture Books With Disability Representation

8 New Picture Books With Disability Representation
Margaret Kingsbury,  Jul 17, 2023

Thoughtful, accurate visual portrayals of disabilities characterize these 2023 releases.

Former President Barack Obama Writes Letter Thanking Librarians

Former President Barack Obama Writes Letter Thanking Librarians
SLJ Staff,  Jul 17, 2023

President Obama released a letter calling book challenges "profoundly misguided and contrary to what has made this country great" and thanked librarians for their "unwavering commitment to the freedom to read."

The Lightning Capital of the World, a guest post written and illustrated by Malavika Kannan

The Lightning Capital of the World, a guest post written and illustrated by Malavika Kannan
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Jul 14, 2023
Love, fear, growing up, coming out, the pandemic, and the Orlando nightclub shooting all captured in ten full-color panels.
Judge Dismisses Florida Education Association's Lawsuit Against the State | Censorship News

Judge Dismisses Florida Education Association's Lawsuit Against the State | Censorship News
SLJ Staff,  Jul 14, 2023

The Florida teachers' union has its case against the state dismissed, and book banning battles in New Jersey, South Carolina, and Nevada are highlighted in this week's Censorship News.

A Satisfying Leap, a guest post by Toni Buzzeo

A Satisfying Leap, a guest post by Toni Buzzeo
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Jul 13, 2023
My brand-new emotionally complex and deeply researched historical middle-grade novel, Light Comes to Shadow Mountain, started life on the page—and in my mind—as a picture book.
Reclaiming Magic: The Secret History of Fairy Tales, a guest post by R. M. Romero

Reclaiming Magic: The Secret History of Fairy Tales, a guest post by R. M. Romero
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Jul 12, 2023
Fairy tales deal with serious issues that range from parental abuse to falling in love to leaving home for the first time. They’re more than just moral instruction; they’re survival guides wrapped up in magic. 
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