Diversity
Kate Davis received her MLS in March and has started her first experience as a librarian at the American International School of Abuja in Nigeria.
The author/illustrator/publisher Susie Jaramillo and creator of the acclaimed “Canticos” books talks about what inspired her latest bilingual, foldout, lift-the-flap board book, Little Skeletons/Esqueletitos.
Ten new sci-fi and fantasy books featuring a diverse range of leading characters, including sequels to Traci Chee's and Daniel José Older's YA debuts.
Ways to help hard-hit libraries recover after Hurricane Harvey and to win literary swag and stand up for reading—and more.
This past year has seen a number of Latinx-themed works with animal characters. Fictional, informational, funny, serious, sweet, and thought-provoking, here are some of the best.
School librarians find ways to support to undocumented students and their families.
Year three of the increasingly popular Flame Con, known colloquially as "queer Comic Con," offered an excellent array of programming at the bustling New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge from August 19–20.
Everyone loves the classics; that is why they are classics! However, there is nothing wrong with a little something new. This panel explores high-interest texts and mediums to engage readers deeply across standards, disciplines, nations, and worlds. The world is moving into the 21st century. Shouldn’t your reading list go with it? Keep your big […]
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