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In a talk that ranged from her Mississippi roots to her personal influences, including a certain young reader who inspires her today, author Angie Thomas delivered a forceful keynote at School Library Journal’s Day of Dialog.
The awards for excellence in children's and YA literature named one winner and two honor books in three categories.
Because this year’s summer reading theme, Libraries Rock!, is music based, we have been trying to find ways to make our various MakerSpace activities music oriented. Luckily for us, we have a guitar pick punch that hasn’t been used very much in our space. Outside of the obvious – you can use it to make […]
Not Bea. Book Expo America. I’m headed there later this week in support of the picture book I wrote and Mark Pett illustrated called The Very Last Castle (pre-order here). Are you going? It’s easy: just book a flight to New York and then follow the crowd of people who look like they might use […]
Now I don’t usually do this, but seeing as how it’s Christmas . . . What’s that? It’s not Christmas? It’s almost half a year away from Christmas? Well, shoot. Guess we’ll have to hope that folks are in a giving mood above and beyond the winter holiday season. So the other day I got […]
High school sophomore starts literary and arts festival for teens that she hopes can become a national YA tour.
Shake Fest is a blow-out event Bard-related activities, crafts, and games in Alisha Wilson's school library.
On Saturday, May 26, at the Café con Libros in Brooklyn, NY, Latinx in Publishing and School Library Journal hosted a fundraiser with author Celia Pérez.
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