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When Flossmoor Public Library (IL) initiated a new policy requiring tweens and teens to show student ID in order to use the library, the response from the library community was swift and largely negative. Now, administrators are taking a second look at the policy and figuring out more equitable ways to manage their boisterous young patrons.
Messner discusses the real-life inspiration behind Breakout and how she collaborated to craft thoughtful, authentic characters.
Nonfiction survival stories remain a popular genre for tweens. These seven titles offer unique perspectives and riveting adventure.
When planning for student book clubs, don't forget about nonfiction, says librarian Jennifer Wharton.
These five food-themed chapter books are perfect inspiration to get kids engaged in kitchen-based learning.
Four relaxing and stress-relieving activities that tweens can do in (or around) the library.
When librarian Jennifer Wharton began weeding the 900s section of the children's library, she discovered that her history and biography sections were in dire need of updating. She took it as an opportunity to seek out books that offered different—and much needed—perspectives.
Abbott discusses his latest book and the need for fiction that addresses the all-too-often ignored subject of child sexual abuse.
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