This month's notable titles include works from our fiction edition of the Series Made Simple supplement, featuring the latest entries from Kate DiCamillo and Axie Oh.
There can never be too many Halloween books! Check out these recently reviewed board books and picture books to round out Halloween displays and programs.
Future Ready Librarians Framework 3.0 aims to reflect the evolving needs of the thousands of school librarians who use the framework to guide their work.
The game is afoot! Give these chapter book and middle grade capers to fans of whodunits and thrillers.
In this exclusive interview, J. Elle talks with SLJ about fantasy inspiring young adults' imaginations, how both she and her main character have grown over the course of three books, and what she hopes readers will take away from her trilogy.
Amanda Chacon, 2024 School Librarian of the Year, wants her peers to know: "We matter."
There’s not a dull moment in these transitional books for the main characters and their siblings!
A program that brings school librarians together over Zoom to share ideas and support one another has helped collection development.
South Carolina Association of School Librarians past president Jamie Gregory says the lawsuit is not political, it's fighting for the constitutional rights of students and librarians.
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