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A YALSA past president reflects on the influence of Margaret A. Edwards and the award that bears her name.
Download this nifty visual and chronological representation of the history of young adult literature and the Margaret A. Edwards award in the context of literary, economic, and political milestones.
“I’ve never set out to teach a lesson, to lecture anyone,” says the author of more than 40 books.
Angela Carstensen takes a look back at three decades of YA—its evolution, groundbreaking titles, and the Margaret A. Edwards Award that honors its authors.
The awards for excellence in children's and YA literature named one winner and two honor books in three categories.
SLJ's 2016 School Librarian of the Year Todd Burleson’s quest for the ultimate LEGO storage solution.
News of Richard Peck's death sent authors to social media to share memories and tributes to the legendary author.
Teach This Poem, a free resource that helps educators and students infuse poetry into learning, has won the 2018 Innovations in Reading Prize from the National Book Foundation.
The children have spoken: 2018 Irma Black and Cook Prize award winners announced.
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