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The YA author of the "Unearthly" series talked to SLJ about what inspired her to revisit the beloved A Christmas Carol and why we all deserve second chances.
Four middle grade titles explore childhood in the 1900s.
Barry, the influential and beloved publisher of Groundwood Books, died on November 15.
Fifty years after the Vietnam War, authors revisit and examine the conflict and its aftermath with appropriate content for their audiences.
Check out SLJ's Facebook Live chat with National Book Award finalist Elana K. Arnold.
A group of seniors from The Young Women's Leadership School of Astoria (TYWLS) in Queens, New York, will be sharing their candid thoughts on recently published and upcoming YA books in our monthly Teen Reviews column.
Travis: I sat down with Newbery Medalist Jack Gantos last July at Nerdcamp. His passion for turning kids on to writing is on full display in his latest book, Writing Radar. In this episode, Jack talks about his first experiences as a writing teacher, and as a new author visiting schools for the first time. […]
When kids design games, it can strengthen academic concepts—and build new skills.
The latest careers series are ideal for kids and teens who can’t stop making, coding, and developing gadgets.
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