Join SLJ Editor Jasmine Amiri in conversation with editors from Bloomsbury Children's Books, Lerner Publishing Group, and Levine Querido.

Get a glimpse into LJ & SLJ Professional Development through this free one-hour course. Meet our online course director and enjoy a session from one of our most popular courses. Interact with peers and course facilitators in our lively chat and live Q&A.

Looking for sure-fire ways to interest and engage students this year?  Join three librarians for some show-and-tell as they discuss and demonstrate brain-building read-alouds, tantalizing tech tools, and crowd-pleasing crafts and activities. 

Join us as The Creative Company, Speedy Publishing, and Free Spirit Publishing bring you an insider's first look into their new and upcoming nonfiction titles!

Join us to learn how Reader Zone can engage more families in reading programs and build a culture of reading in your school this year.

Join us Friday, June 7 at 1 p.m. ET, for a conversation with Shusterman, discussing his journey to becoming a writer, the key to effective collaborations, his most beloved work, and more.

Join SLJ and leading publishers as we celebrate Pride Month with a vibrant collection of new titles for children and teens that beautifully explore LGBTQ+ stories and characters.

Manga’s recent boom in popularity has ushered in new opportunities for libraries to connect with communities. Whether you are an avid manga enthusiast or a newcomer eager to explore this beloved medium, we invite you to join us for a manga-focused “PowerPoint Party” tailored specifically for libraries.

Join us to hear from Bloomsbury’s editorial and marketing teams, as well as the authors themselves as they introduce their new fall titles. You'll discover books from critically acclaimed and award winning authors, as well as some exciting debuts, from picture books and middle grade to teen and nonfiction – there’s something for everyone! 

Multiple-award–winning authors of fiction and nonfiction will discuss how they spotlight historical topics and themes through tales of AAPI women and girls and what matters most to them when portraying female characters in their fiction.