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Attendees at SLJ’s ninth annual Day of Dialog on May 31 in New York City were treated to a lunch keynote from the acclaimed Megan Whalen Turner and a panel of blockbuster YA authors.
This year's AAP/SLJ Dinner included favorites Mo Willems, Mitali Perkins, Lesa Cline-Ransome and James E. Ransome, as well as debut authors Tochi Onyebuchi, Dusti Bowling, and Byron Pitts.
A roundup of tidbits and news bites that librarians working with teens will want to know about, including a new internship at the Library of Congress and the winners of the Lammys, Audies, and Teen Choice Book awards.
Not surprisingly, fun and funny is a theme during this post-election year.
New fiction and nonfiction books explore the intersection of African American youth, the police, and our prison industrial complex.
Jump into the season with these hot-off-the-press, delightful-to-share picture books.
The 2017 Students of Long Island Maker Expo was, yet again, a big success. Panels and workshops were led by our current and former School Librarians of the Year, as well as our 2016 finalists.
Data is all around us. It is vital that our students understand and interpret the data, infographics, and visualizations they see.
If so, we'd like to know what you are experiencing—and how you are responding. Let us know here.
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