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Things are so grim these days. But we still have books. We still have wonderful people writing diverse and inclusive stories and all kinds of people working to connect readers with those books.
This roundup features an assortment of tabletop role-playing games that are easy to learn, easy to play, and have something for everyone.
If someone wants to ask if I planned the significance of these objects, you can tell them yes: with plane flights and research and a lifetime of reading about boats and sand and magical balloons that make large distances small, I planned it all.
Hopefully by drawing attention to these debuts, they will end up on more TBR lists and collection development orders, helping them find readers just looking to discover a new favorite author.
I truly, firmly, believe that anyone can write a book. The thing that stops most people, isn’t talent, it’s time.
In uncertain and scary times, these recent audiobooks for kids, tweens, and teens can inspire much-needed resilience and joy.
Teen librarian Karen Jensen reviews the Morris Award Finalist AISLE NINE by Ian X. Cho
Teen Librarian Jennifer Rummel shares some of her favorite romance books
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