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“I’ve never set out to teach a lesson, to lecture anyone,” says the author of more than 40 books.
In May . . . . . . we let Google try to re-write a picture book. An auto-completed version of They All Saw a Cat. . . . I reviewed a new graphic novel I think a lot of readers will love. Be Prepared is really good. . . . we looked at the […]
The report offers four recommendations and highlights successful models.
Joyce Valenza covers Story Maps, which feature a bounty of primary sources, including period newspapers, images, photographs, quotes as well as innovative, narrative approaches to mapping data.
SLJ has a new look. Here we reveal our new logo, which graces the cover of School Library Journal’s June print issue.
From biographies of real-life makers to activity books, these selections are the perfect way to get students engaged in making.
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.
These new works of suspense will grip readers—and push them to consider challenging topics such as the criminal justice system, anxiety, and more.
Yuyi Morales closed out School Library Journal's Day of Dialog with this keynote address.
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