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Who Knows 'Lunch Lady' Best, Jarrett Krosoczka or a Middle Schooler? | Author-Fan Face-off

Who Knows 'Lunch Lady' Best, Jarrett Krosoczka or a Middle Schooler? | Author-Fan Face-off
Hosted by Steve Sheinkin and Stacey Rattner,  Apr 11, 2022

The award-winning graphic novelist squares off against a student superfan in this all-new episode of the online game show. 

Bringing Adventure Back From the Brink: A Scott Magoon Interview About The Extincts

Bringing Adventure Back From the Brink: A Scott Magoon Interview About The Extincts
Betsy Bird | Blogs,  Apr 06, 2022
Our planet is on fire and anything that can raise awareness is definitely a good thing. Scott Magoon talks about his new Cli-Fi title The Extincts and what he hopes it gives to kids today.
Art Appreciation: Karen Provensen Mitchell Discusses the Legacy of The Provensens and a New Monograph of Their Lives and Work

Art Appreciation: Karen Provensen Mitchell Discusses the Legacy of The Provensens and a New Monograph of Their Lives and Work
Betsy Bird | Blogs,  Apr 05, 2022
"To me, it’s play, drawing and painting; it’s not work. What has it got to do with work?” I speak with Karen Provensen Mitchell about the legacy of her parents and helping to create the new monograph of their work, out now.
Ross Todd, Transformative Figure in School Libraries, Has Died at Age 70

Ross Todd, Transformative Figure in School Libraries, Has Died at Age 70
Kara Yorio,  Apr 01, 2022

The longtime scholar was committed to evidence-based practices and research in school librarianship.

Nature Meets Environmental Activism: A Footprints Interview with Jennifer Swanson

Nature Meets Environmental Activism: A Footprints Interview with Jennifer Swanson
Betsy Bird | Blogs,  Mar 31, 2022
A fascinating discussion of how an author can make a difference with even the smallest of picture book titles. It talk to author Jennifer Swanson about her latest book, FOOTPRINTS.
Dhonielle Clayton and Julian Randall Want to Shake Up the Magical Middle Grade World

Dhonielle Clayton and Julian Randall Want to Shake Up the Magical Middle Grade World
SLJ Staff,  Mar 30, 2022

Authors Dhonielle Clayton and Julian Randall discuss creating magic from the margins in their highly anticipated middle grade debuts.

Where Butterflies Fill the Sky: Talking About Flamingos and Watermelons with Zahra Marwan

Where Butterflies Fill the Sky: Talking About Flamingos and Watermelons with Zahra Marwan
Betsy Bird | Blogs,  Mar 29, 2022
Sometimes it feels like I've seen so many picture books on immigration, and yet I've never seen anything like Zahra Marwan's WHERE BUTTERFLIES FILL THE SKY. There's a lightness to it, even in the midst of a deadly serious topic, that isn't like anything else out there.
John Cho Talks Trouble in Timely Middle Grade Debut

John Cho Talks Trouble in Timely Middle Grade Debut
Ashleigh Williams,  Mar 23, 2022

The renowned actor chats with SLJ about coming of age in tumultuous times, the importance of libraries, and how the summer of 2020 shaped his debut middle grade novel.

Ace Advocate: K.C. Boyd Is 2022 School Librarian of the Year

Ace Advocate: K.C. Boyd Is 2022 School Librarian of the Year
Andrew Bauld,  Mar 21, 2022

The librarian at Jefferson Middle School Academy in Washington, DC, brings excellence to her library while gaining national recognition for her advocacy on behalf of school librarians.

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