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I often start a book with setting. The 'seed idea' for Be Light Like a Bird came to me the first time I saw a landfill. My husband and I had cleaned out the cabin my husband inherited from his father in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. I couldn't believe it when he drove all the stuff to a landfill nearby, a big hole where people bury unwanted items.
During early learning programs with patrons who speak Russian, Turkish, and other languages at home, handouts with the words to rhymes and songs become adult learning tools.
Scholastic's unique video publisher preview is full of fun and surprises, as well as plenty of collection-worthy titles for the upcoming school year.
Edwards Award winner David Levithan talks about his work as an editor, activist, and author of 18 novels for young adults.
Lambda Literary has partnered with the New York City Department of Education to bring 20 authors to visit K–12 schools in the nation's largest district.
From global permutations of the story of creation to a clandestine romance during the Russian revolution, this autumn's Macmillan's frontlist will have it all.
Artistic remix influences kids’ creativity on almost every level. Here's how, and why you need to understand it.
Libro por libro columnist Tim Wadham presents some classic and new works for emerging readers that either feature Latin@ characters or have been translated into Spanish.
SLJ chats with debut author Meredith Russo about her first book for teens If I Was Your Girl, what librarians can do about North Carolina's controversial HB2 law, and the ups and downs of being a published author.
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