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Four Books in Forty Years, a guest post by Stacy Nockowitz

Four Books in Forty Years, a guest post by Stacy Nockowitz
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Sep 07, 2022
I’m truly fulfilled now; teacher, librarian, author– I’ve done everything I set out to do when I was that 10-year-old writing about a gnome in New Jersey. I may be crossing the finish line later than most of the other participants in the race, but guess what? I still get a ribbon.
Four Books in Forty Years, a guest post by Stacy Nockowitz

Four Books in Forty Years, a guest post by Stacy Nockowitz
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Sep 07, 2022
I’m truly fulfilled now; teacher, librarian, author– I’ve done everything I set out to do when I was that 10-year-old writing about a gnome in New Jersey. I may be crossing the finish line later than most of the other participants in the race, but guess what? I still get a ribbon.
Form as Message, a guest post by Amanda Rawson Hill

Form as Message, a guest post by Amanda Rawson Hill
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Sep 01, 2022
Verse novels have this unique ability within non-illustrated literary forms to convey a message both through words, like standard prose novels, but also through visuals.
5 Middle Grade Books with Animal Companions, a guest post by Kalyn Josephson

5 Middle Grade Books with Animal Companions, a guest post by Kalyn Josephson
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Aug 29, 2022
While middle grade stories are replete with adorable animals and sidekicks, here are five that have really stuck with me.
Edmodo to Shut Down; Center for Antiracist Education Ends its Work | News Bites

Edmodo to Shut Down; Center for Antiracist Education Ends its Work | News Bites
SLJ Staff,  Aug 25, 2022

Ed tech platform Edmodo will shut down in September, the Center for Antiracist Education will no longer produce new materials; Sora is a Google Classroom add-on, and more in this edition of News Bites.

Where There’s Smoke There’s Inspiration, a guest post by Iain Lawrence

Where There’s Smoke There’s Inspiration, a guest post by Iain Lawrence
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Aug 24, 2022
I was working with the British Columbia Forest Service as a summer job that lasted only a few weeks. But the experience inspired my new middle-grade novel Fire on Headless Mountain and became a part of the story.
School Librarian and Counselor Create Book-Centered Program to Address Student Mental Health

School Librarian and Counselor Create Book-Centered Program to Address Student Mental Health
IdaMae Craddock and Ouida Powe,  Aug 23, 2022

IdaMae Craddock and Ouida Powe began a bibliotherapy initiative to help combat the growing mental health crisis among children and teens.

What’s Your Issue, Fleur? A guest post by Fleur Bradley

What’s Your Issue, Fleur? A guest post by Fleur Bradley
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Aug 22, 2022
How am I supposed to cover the political complexities of incarceration in America for that eight-year-old who just showed me their cat?
Library Purchases Paused by Florida Superintendent—to Keep Media Specialists

Library Purchases Paused by Florida Superintendent—to Keep Media Specialists "Safe" | Censorship Roundup
Jamie Gregory,  Aug 22, 2022

New policies are impacting school library purchases in Pennsylvania and Florida; one Texas district cancels its Scholastic Book Fairs for the year; and a South Carolina state senator threatens to eliminate the salaries of public library executives in his county in the latest Censorship Roundup.

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