Get ready for the second installment of our Best in Fall Nonfiction webcast series, where we'll bring you even more gorgeous graphic art, history lessons, and thought-provoking reads! 

Join librarians from OverDrive to find out how digital books can play a key role in improving reading accessibility for students of all ages and abilities. From ebooks and audiobooks, to read-alongs and graphic novels, to international publishers and world language books (and more!), you’ll learn how digital makes it easier to support striving and enthusiastic readers alike.

Join us as publishing insiders give us the lowdown on the hottest graphic novels hitting the shelves this fall. From spectacular and mind-bending comics that weave otherworldly tales, to sci-fi conspiracy thrillers, to epic fantasy and manga, this webcast will showcase the latest and greatest titles that you will not want to miss!

Take the lead in defense of intellectual freedom! Learn strategies for effective coalition building, managing a crisis, and exercising legal options in the face of book banning efforts.

From gorgeous graphic art and history lessons to thought-provoking reads covering the important social issues of our time, there's something for nearly every young nonfiction fan in this webcast. Publishers will bring you an insider's first look into their new and upcoming nonfiction titles that are sure to keep even your most reluctant readers entertained and engaged this fall.

Join us for a conversation with the creators of three remarkable picture book biographies who tell the real-life stories of heroines who changed the world!

Join us to learn how to prepare your high school students to use APA Style and how you can incorporate APA Style into your high school curriculum. We'll cover topics such as paper format, references, and inclusive language and show how students’ existing knowledge of writing styles as well as common word-processing software make APA Style approachable and helpful.

Tune-in for this presentation of books for reluctant and struggling readers. Publishing insiders will join us to present their new and upcoming hi-lo titles, which are designed to engage struggling teen readers by exploring complex, age-appropriate themes at a lower reading level, building their comprehension and fluency skills, ultimately leading to an interest in reading.

With the need to support student's social and emotional well-being becoming more important than ever, it's essential that your library have a robust assortment of SEL books in its collection. Join us for a first look at new and upcoming SEL titles that are designed to help children develop social and emotional skills and identify with others.

Join this timely discussion as schools, libraries, and ed tech companies continue to strike a balance between compliance and cultivating school reading culture.