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After such a tumultuous and unpredictable year, it is essential to continue reaching out to children and teens.
Many readers responded to our coverage of Banned Books Week. No self-censorship here!
Today we are honored to host another #MHYALit Discussion post, this one about addiction. Author Heather Smith Meloche writes about addiction in her new Putnam release, RIPPLE. You can read all the #MHYALit posts here or click on the #MHYALit tag. When I finished writing my novel, Ripple – a contemporary YA about two teens […]
Amazon's new app for kids ages 7–12 brings them original short stores that unfold in snippets of chat style text on e-readers and cell phones.
A new report examines this burgeoning group, their resources, and how they can better attain their goal of connecting with students and the community.
Great ways to engage children in open-ended art projects at the library.
Novels, graphic novels, and comics drawn from video games and their characters have broad appeal.
Perhaps you feel unworthy or unready to be a leader. But you can do it. You must: people are counting on you.
Help students find solace, insight, and inspiration while reading. Plus, trauma-response resources for educators.
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