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How a high school librarian turned turn "uncool" database lessons into a fun, challenging, and competitive game.
“How could she let that happen?” is a question asked far too often when a girl is the victim of dating violence or domestic abuse. It implies the abuse was her fault. That she was not smart enough to distance herself from the abuse. It implies that walking away from abuse is simple. And it […]
In the inaugural Indie Voices column, librarian Amy Martin curates a strong list of self-published titles that depict and celebrate diversity.
Building contraptions inspired by the inventor and cartoonist teaches students about physics, problem-solving, and cause and effect.
From street lit resources to free, web-based libraries, digital tools to spark a love of reading and other tips from three experts.
SLJ’s Battle of the Kids’s Books (BOB)—our feverish, book-based version of college basketball’s March Madness playoffs—pits 16 middle grade and YA books against one another over four rounds of matches, culminating in one winner crowned on March 30.
Meg Medina tackles burgeoning feminism, first love, disco music, and family violence in her stellar Burn Baby Burn. SLJ chats with the award-winning author.
Our teen reviewers tackle feminist historical fiction, time travel YA, and Corinne Duyvis's On the Edge of Gone.
A middle-school librarian conducted his own research on ebooks. What he found out now guides his collection development—and may be the answer to the "middle school drop-off" in pleasure reading.
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