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YouTube is the most popular social media for teenagers. BookTube has been growing for a number of years, and for those who aren’t already tapped into the world of book lovers who share their insights and passions on the video site, it can be challenging to figure out where to begin.

More logged minutes mean more donated books in this year's Scholastic summer reading challenge; Mystery Writers of America's Edgar Awards announced; Library of Congress puts rare Chinese books online; and more in this edition of NewsBites.

Our most popular of the past seven days, by far, is a blog post.

A 90-minute version of SLJ's workshop will be available to attendees of Scholastic Reading Summits held in Chicago on June 20 and Austin, on July 16.

As part of the Children's Book Week celebration, the Library of Congress has digitized some historically significant children's books.

The Lit Bar is the first bookstore in years in the Bronx, and its owner has big plans for her business and the community.

Few statements are as compelling as “It happened to me.” These powerful graphic novels convey that message. 

A one-stop Earth Day resource list to help with programming and lesson plan needs.

The Bank Street Center for Children's Literature announced its annual awards chosen by young readers.