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McKissack's impact on the realm of literature, her devotion to her husband, and her captivating laugh are remembered by those closest to her.
Kwame Alexander honors beloved poets; Chris Raschka illustrates Keats; and Marilyn Singer dances the salsa in Feel the Beat.
The 1985 discovery of the Whydah marked the first time a pirate ship was recovered, and its ongoing excavation continues to yield surprising information about the era and life on the sea.
The award-winning author talks to SLJ about what is perhaps the biggest and most challenging project of her career: completing a novel begun by Mal Peet.
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When teachers and administrators prod us to address this “new and urgent” concern, let us remind them that we’ve been doing that, and so much more, all along.
Is Netflix the future for book-to-screen adaptations? SLJ's resident movie reviewer checks out new series that your patrons and students can binge-watch.
From TechMobiles to early learning hubs, mobile library outreach is on the rise.
Celebrate National Poetry Month with Kwame Alexander, Christine Heppermann, and more.
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