Professional Reading
In five essays, children’s lit expert and Seuss scholar Nel (The Annotated Cat) critiques the insidious nature of racism in kids’ books.
Readers interested in adding to their professional reading collections will find plenty, from a volume on tapping into fandoms to an insightful work on encouraging children to read.
Not a first purchase, but perhaps useful for librarians looking to better familiarize themselves with Common Core writing standards. It may also be helpful to librarians or classroom teachers seeking to collaborate or expand on writing/research projects.
This essential addition to any early literacy collection will be valued and cherished by educators, caregivers, and children.
A valuable resource for public or academic librarians. Could also be useful for LIS students.
This comprehensive introduction is the rare professional resource that is useful to most educators in many contexts.
This edifying guide, along with the current edition of the American Library Association's Intellectual Freedom Manual, is essential reading for library students, librarians, and library administrators.
Library staff involved in programming will appreciate this resource for its no-fail directions and wealth of material.
A useful starting point for those interested in redesigning their libraries. Readers in need of a more detailed guidebook will want to consult Margaret Sullivan's Library Spaces for 21st-Century Learners.
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