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Thin-Skinned, a guest post by Anya Davidson

Thin-Skinned, a guest post by Anya Davidson
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Oct 30, 2023
Night and Dana isn’t a horror story. It’s a story about horror-obsessed teens learning, like I did, to process their trauma and express their anger in productive ways.
These Books Embrace the Spirit of Beyoncé’s Renaissance Tour—and Movie | Read Woke

These Books Embrace the Spirit of Beyoncé’s Renaissance Tour—and Movie | Read Woke
Cicely Lewis,  Oct 30, 2023

Cicely Lewis recommends books for the BeyHive.

In Defense of the “Unlikable” Character, a guest post by Janet Sumner Johnson

In Defense of the “Unlikable” Character, a guest post by Janet Sumner Johnson
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Oct 27, 2023
They are characters with struggles. Characters with strong emotions. Characters who are different than us in some way. And none of those things should make a character—or person—unlikable.
Beyond How the World Defines You, a guest post by Elly Swartz

Beyond How the World Defines You, a guest post by Elly Swartz
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Oct 26, 2023
You hold the power to tell the world exactly who you are.
Solid Stories: Why Board Books Are Key Developmental Tools

Solid Stories: Why Board Books Are Key Developmental Tools
Gail Cornwall,  Oct 26, 2023

The science behind board books, a brief history of the format, and a look at the publishing market. 

Killing the Indians in 2023: Book Banning Seeks to Erase Native Americans | Opinion

Killing the Indians in 2023: Book Banning Seeks to Erase Native Americans | Opinion
Debbie Reese,  Oct 25, 2023

Children's literature scholar and author Debbie Reese is keeping track of the many books by Indigenous authors that have been challenged and removed from shelves.

I’M SORRY, MOM: How Writing My YA Novel Helped Me Better Understand Her Alcohol Addiction, a guest post by Susan Azim Boyer

I’M SORRY, MOM: How Writing My YA Novel Helped Me Better Understand Her Alcohol Addiction, a guest post by Susan Azim Boyer
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Oct 24, 2023
By integrating what I’ve learned in The Search For Us, I hope I will give teen readers some tools to better cope with a family member who may be struggling with addiction.
Mychal Threets Brings Library Joy to His Social Media Followers

Mychal Threets Brings Library Joy to His Social Media Followers
Kara Yorio,  Oct 24, 2023

 In colorful shirts and with a contagious excitement about the library, the supervising librarian of the Fairfield Civic Center branch of the Solano County (CA) Library system posts about the little library moments that can have a big impact. 

When A Wrong Can’t Be Righted, What’s a Kid to Do? A guest post by Laura Segal Stegman

When A Wrong Can’t Be Righted, What’s a Kid to Do? A guest post by Laura Segal Stegman
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Oct 23, 2023
Find what you can do, not what you can’t. Make a change, no matter how small. Be an honorable example to others. Keep faith in the power of good.
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