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Your Turn: Whether via Twitter or on our posts, feedback can enhance the story | From the Editor

Your Turn: Whether via Twitter or on our posts, feedback can enhance the story | From the Editor
Kathy Ishizuka,  Jul 12, 2022

Comments matter to us. Be it frank criticism or sharing insight about the topic at hand or those exclamations, positive and negative, about our reviews, reader feedback is ­welcome, taken in, and considered here at SLJ.

Full Moon, Cow Crying, a guest post by Jessie Ann Foley

Full Moon, Cow Crying, a guest post by Jessie Ann Foley
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Jul 11, 2022
The idea for Breda’s Island, my fifth novel but my first for Middle Grade readers, began very late one night on my husband’s family farm in rural County Kerry, Ireland.
Blending the Family Story with the Coming-of-Age Novel, a guest post by Anna Rose Johnson

Blending the Family Story with the Coming-of-Age Novel, a guest post by Anna Rose Johnson
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Jul 11, 2022
As I began to write The Star That Always Stays, I knew that I wanted this story to be an homage to classic girls’ literature, and I was thinking about the books that came before me that I wished to emulate.
Principal Bans Discussion of 'All Boys Aren't Blue' | Scales on Censorship

Principal Bans Discussion of 'All Boys Aren't Blue' | Scales on Censorship
Pat Scales,  Jul 11, 2022

A principal forbids students from talking about a challenged book; librarians question reading levels and defend unrestricted library access for children.

Book Review: Improbable Magic for Cynical Witches by Kate Scelsa

Book Review: Improbable Magic for Cynical Witches by Kate Scelsa
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Jul 08, 2022
Readers will fly through this look at toxic relationships, guilt, love, growth, and moving on. Great read.
Library Leaders Share Advice to be a

Library Leaders Share Advice to be a "Rainbow Ally," Manage Continued Attacks on LGBTQIA+ Community
Kara Yorio,  Jul 08, 2022

Amid continued attacks on the LGBTQIA+ community, an ALA Annual panel of library leaders offered advice on how to create an inclusive and safe space for staff and patrons, as well as handle angry patrons or threats to the library and staff.

An Ode to Summer, a guest post by Ellen Hagan

An Ode to Summer, a guest post by Ellen Hagan
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Jul 07, 2022
Don’t Call Me a Hurricane was inspired by all of those beautiful and life changing summers. I wanted to write a novel in verse about strong friendships and young people rising up together.
Our Settings, Ourselves: Crafting Settings That Matter from Settings That Inspire, a guest post by Erica George

Our Settings, Ourselves: Crafting Settings That Matter from Settings That Inspire, a guest post by Erica George
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Jul 06, 2022
In my latest contemporary young adult novel, The Edge of Summer, main character Coriander Cabot returns to Cape Cod for the summer, the place where the year before, her best friend drowned.
Let’s Talk About Sex, Baby: A Case for Including Sex in YA Books, a guest post by Anna Gracia

Let’s Talk About Sex, Baby: A Case for Including Sex in YA Books, a guest post by Anna Gracia
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Jul 06, 2022
Knowing all that we know about human development, the need for connection and information, as well as the importance of representation, the question is not ‘why should we allow sex in young adult books,’ but what possible reason could there be not to?
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