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Cianciotto and Cahill shine a spotlight on issues impacting the emotional and physical well-being of students often marginalized and misunderstood...
What? Another book about graphic novels in the library media center? This title might not touch on a new topic for seasoned librarians, but the content is still relevant...
Offering annotated lists of titles for teens and adults, this guide's first four chapters focus on the formats' main demographics, which are Shonen, Shojo, Seinen, and Josei...
Gr 5–8—New school librarians will find value in this soup-to-nuts unit on how to teach research skills...
The authors make the case that through a combination of strategies, standards, research, and social media, the iSearch research process can help students develop a better understanding of the logical and important steps involved in structuring research...
Being a new YA librarian can be difficult, especially if one is coming into a library in which serving teens is a new concept or has been an afterthought in the past...
In 1962, when Keats's The Snowy Day landed on book shelves, it became an immediate favorite of children and adults alike, received accolades from critics and reviewers, and was awarded the 1963 Caldecott Medal...
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