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A collection of autobiographical or fictional stories based on childhood memories or that draw upon people's work with immigrant children, including works by Julia Alvarez, Nicola Yoon, and Edwidge Danticat.
The recent expanding of deportation regulations have not just stirred up fear and worry in communities, they have also spurred many schools and districts to take action.
An early lesson in empathy inspired Gene Luen Yang. In an original comic for School Library Journal, the National Ambassador for Young People's Literature depicts the inspiration for his Reading Without Walls program.
"Good Comics 4 Kids" blogger Brigid Alverson highlights new graphic novels for young adults, including a "Superman" comic by Gene Luen Yang and an adaption of an Octavia Butler classic.
A "Wall Street Journal" article profiling kid lit "rock stars" who are all white men angered readers. it also prompted soul-searching about diversity in the profession—and a push for solutions.
Children's librarians are leveraging an old favorite, stuffed animals, to impart a love of reading. A new study shows their efforts make a measurable difference.
These nine titles—from picture books to YA—explore the many dangers, factors, and effects that refugees and immigrants face every day.
These recent titles tackle complex STEM topics suitable for any classroom.
Looking for new middle grade novels starring main characters of color? Here are five standout titles suitable for most collections.
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