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A Passion for Picture Books: Editor Neal Porter | Up Close

A Passion for Picture Books: Editor Neal Porter | Up Close
Roxanne Hsu Feldman,  Dec 20, 2018

Known for his discerning eye and love of theater, Neal Porter has established one of the highest quality picture book imprints in the United States and around the world. 

Great Books: Baby Time!

Great Books: Baby Time!
Joy Fleishhacker,  Dec 07, 2018

A selection of engaging picture books just right for reading to lap-sitters, sharing with soon-to-be big siblings, or satisfying youngsters that revel in snuggling close.

Just for Reference: Must-Have Databases for School Research

Just for Reference: Must-Have Databases for School Research
Maggie Knapp,  Oct 23, 2018

A curated list of reliable, user-friendly databases for students K–12.

Nominees Named for 2019 Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award

Nominees Named for 2019 Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award
SLJ Staff,  Oct 11, 2018

Judy Blume, Laurie Halse Anderson, and LeVar Burton are among candidates to be 2019 ALMA laureate.

Sneak Peek at New Diary of a Wimpy Kid,

Sneak Peek at New Diary of a Wimpy Kid, "The Meltdown"
SLJ Staff,  Oct 04, 2018

Read a chapter from Jeff Kinney's latest in this exclusive look at Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Meltdown.

All Your “Q’s” Answered | Reference

All Your “Q’s” Answered | Reference
Bob Hassett,  Oct 04, 2018
Abundant visuals, enticing sidebars, and solid material mark the online database Q-Files.
Flip-Flap Dinosaurs | Touch and Go

Flip-Flap Dinosaurs | Touch and Go
Daryl Grabarek,  Oct 02, 2018

Nosy Crow's last app in its "Flip-Flap" series spotlights those perennial favorite creatures: dinosaurs.

12 Picture Books That Showcase Native Voices

12 Picture Books That Showcase Native Voices
Debbie Reese,  Sep 27, 2018
Children's literature scholar Debbie Reese highlights recent picture books, fiction and nonfiction, that celebrate American Indian heritage.
Evaluating a Collection for Bias and Stereotypes with Primary Students: A Case Study, Tools, and Tips

Evaluating a Collection for Bias and Stereotypes with Primary Students: A Case Study, Tools, and Tips
Maisha Sport and Liz Phipps Soeiro,  Sep 24, 2018

A classroom teacher and a librarian engaged early elementary student in discussions about identity and stereotypes—and asked them to evaluate a book collection.

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