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Why Learning History Was So Much Easier in China, a guest post by Xiran Jay Zhao

Why Learning History Was So Much Easier in China, a guest post by Xiran Jay Zhao
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  May 09, 2022
I owe a lot of my knowledge and fascination with history to the passion with which Chinese culture honors its past and the skills of storytellers in passing this heritage to new generations, and I hope to bring some of this passion to a young Western audience.
Never Too Much, a guest post by Catherine Bakewell

Never Too Much, a guest post by Catherine Bakewell
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  May 06, 2022
When I was in middle school, the word “nerd” was thrown around a lot, a word that then meant someone who was too much, who loved something too deeply. This passion was a delicate flame within me when I was 14, a little older than Elissa, the protagonist of my novel, We Are the Song.
Books Restricted, Removed in MS, IA, OR, and FL Districts; 'Out of Darkness' Stays at NC High School | Censorship Roundup

Books Restricted, Removed in MS, IA, OR, and FL Districts; 'Out of Darkness' Stays at NC High School | Censorship Roundup
Jamie Gregory,  May 03, 2022

In the latest Censorship Roundup, administrators pull books from shelves and require parental consent based on individual complaints and an organization's list of "problematic" titles.

Series are the “Comfort Food” of the Book World, a guest post by Erin Soderberg Downing

Series are the “Comfort Food” of the Book World, a guest post by Erin Soderberg Downing
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  May 02, 2022
I like to think series books are the “Comfort Tacos” of the book world; they pull you in and swaddle you up in a world where you know you belong, know you feel comfortable, and where everything is just a little easier.
Gregory Maguire and David Litchfield Weave a Colorful Tapestry of Life in 'Cress Watercress'

Gregory Maguire and David Litchfield Weave a Colorful Tapestry of Life in 'Cress Watercress'
Michele Shaw,  Apr 21, 2022

The author-illustrator duo chats with SLJ about the collaborative process and teaching children the constant possibility of change. 

Who Do We Become without the Things That Make Us Who We Are? A guest post by Bree Barton

Who Do We Become without the Things That Make Us Who We Are? A guest post by Bree Barton
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Apr 20, 2022
When people ask how my depression started, I say three little words: The Lion King.
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Exclusive Excerpt of "The Baby-Sitters Club" Graphic Novel 'Jessi's Secret Language'
SLJ Reviews,  Apr 19, 2022

SLJ shares an exclusive excerpt of the first chapter of 'Jessi's Secret Language' (The Baby-sitters Club Graphic Novel, Bk. 12), adapted and illustrated by Chan Chau. 

Authors Visits Dwindle Amid Censorship Campaigns

Authors Visits Dwindle Amid Censorship Campaigns
Kara Yorio,  Apr 14, 2022

LGBTQIA+ authors and writers of color are getting fewer invitations to speak to students at schools as attempts to ban books continue across the country.

 

SLJ, MSRI Name Recipients of the 2022 Mathical Book Prize Collection Development Awards

SLJ, MSRI Name Recipients of the 2022 Mathical Book Prize Collection Development Awards
SLJ Staff,  Apr 14, 2022

Twenty-five libraries in Title I schools have been awarded $700 grants, presented by the Mathematical Sciences Research Institute, in partnership with SLJ.

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