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Kwame Alexander: "My Purpose and Passion Is Creating Community" | The Newbery at 100
The Crossover author on growing up with poetry, winning the Newbery, and the five Black contemporary poets every young person should read. 
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Kate DiCamillo: "The World Is Full of Wonders" | The Newbery at 100
Karen Ginman, Jan 05, 2022
DiCamillo, who won two Medals and an Honor for her books, talks about the power of the Newbery award, creating story worlds without an outline, and the benefit of carrying a notebook.
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Jerry Spinelli: "I Just Try to Write a Good Story" | The Newbery at 100
Jonathan Hunt, Jan 10, 2022
Spinelli, known for spot-on portrayals of early adolescence, talks about unexpected rewards of the Newbery Medal, “star people,” and creating harmony with characters and story elements. 

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Seven Not-to-Miss 2022 YA Books with Latinx Protagonists
Selenia Paz, Jan 04, 2022
Last year was a great year for YA novels with Latinx protagonists, and 2022 promises to continue this positive trend. Here are seven titles to keep an eye out for this year.
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Four Heartwarming Books for Kids Watching 'El Deafo' on Apple TV+ | Read-Alikes
Abby Johnson, Jan 05, 2022
These elementary and middle-grade books channel the heart and humor of the new series based on Cece Bell's autobiographical Newbery Honor graphic novel.
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School Libraries 2021: Impact, Obstacles, and the Fight for the Future
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In the November issue of SLJ, we examine the state of U.S. school libraries and librarian ­positions—the fight to preserve the institutions and the vast range of critical services performed by library professionals nationwide.
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Stories That Stick: Why We Took a Narrative Approach to the State of School Libraries | From the Editor
Kathy Ishizuka, Nov 01, 2021
Our School Libraries 2021 project goes beyond statistics to tell the human story of the profession. With reporting from across the country, we assess the scene from Washington, DC, and Seattle to tiny Crandall, TX, and New York City.
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School Libraries 2021: Advocacy is a Necessary Part of the Job for School Librarians
Marva Hinton, Nov 01, 2021
Battling threats to library funding and positions and educating the community on the value of librarians often becomes like a second job, taking up nights and weekends with conversations, events, and social media posts. 
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School Libraries 2021: Legislative Goals and the Importance of Accountability
Lauren J. Young, Nov 02, 2021
Legislation that mandates certified librarians in every school seems like the solution to librarian loss, but it isn’t always that simple—as Washington State shows.
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Five Ways to Model SEL Competencies This School Year
Rebecca Tolley, Oct 01, 2021
While school policies around masks, social distancing, and vaccination policies differ, librarians can share common goals to promote social-emotional learning.
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SLJ/ISTE Webcast Series Returns with Tech Trends Spring 2020
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The discussions in the spring set of free, one-hour professional development programs will tackle serving striving readers, information inequity, and news literacy.  
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SLJ Diverse Books Survey Page Updated with New Resources, Access to Full Report
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On the Diverse Books Survey page, users can access related content, newly updated, as well as our Diverse Books Survey report.
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Diverse Characters Impact Decisions To Buy Books
Kara Yorio, Oct 24, 2018
While in the minority, the SLJ Diverse Books Survey reveals some librarians are declining to purchase books with diverse characters to avoid a challenge.
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Top 10 Audiobooks of 2021
Stephanie Klose, Nov 30, 2021
The top 10 audiobooks represent the best of November 2020 to October 2021 releases, with selections for all age groups and interests. Realistic fiction, speculative fiction, poetry, and more are represented, and exceptional narration enhances the fascinating stories.
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Four Books to Help Students Understand Viruses and Germs
SLJ Reviews, Nov 30, 2021
COVID-19 is still a very real part of our daily lives and front of mind for young people. Here are four books a­ddressing ­viruses and germs that ­educators can share with students.
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Nine Native American Graphic Novels | Stellar Panels
Brigid Alverson, Nov 12, 2021
A booklist, resources, and an interview with Sasha Bouché, editor at HighWater Press.
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22 Titles for Native American Heritage Month
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November is Native American Heritage Month. As we celebrate and honor Native and Indigenous peoples and nations, here are 22 titles to share with children and teens.
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Best Chapter Books 2021 | SLJ Best Books
Monisha Blair, Myiesha Speight, Ashleigh Williams, Taylor Worley, Nov 22, 2021
Seven superb titles made SLJ's list of must-have chapter books, including a retelling of Don Quixote and charming take on the “new sibling” genre.
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Best Poetry 2021 | SLJ Best Books
Alyssa Annico, Abby Bussen, Amanda Mastrull, and Florence Simmons, Nov 22, 2021
For the first time in years, we created a breakout list of poetry titles. These six selections include the latest from powerhouse poets Joyce Sidman, Jack Prelutsky, and Nikki Grimes.
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22 Stellar Reads for Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month
SLJ Reviews, May 06, 2021
May is Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, and these titles, which include YA and middle grade fiction, picture books, and nonfiction, are perfect to recommend to readers both this month and year-round.
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Best Middle Grade Books 2021 | SLJ Best Books
Monisha Blair, Myiesha Speight, Ashleigh Williams, Taylor Worley, Nov 22, 2021
The 2021 list of best middle grade books counts with 26 novels, including unforgettable works by Joseph Bruchac, Jasmine Warga, and Kate DiCamillo.
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10 YA Novels Re-imagine Shakespeare Works
Amanda MacGregor, Jan 04, 2021
From a choose-your-own-path Romeo and Juliet to a Macbeth retelling that channels #MeToo, there's something here for all teen readers and fans of the Bard. 
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The Comics of COVID | Stellar Panels
Brigid Alverson, Nov 30, 2021
From graphical COVID diaries to investigative journalism, these comics are a time capsule of the pandemic experience.
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Best Graphic Novels 2021 | SLJ Best Books
Alec Chunn, Mahnaz Dar, Thomas Maluck, Alea Perez, Nov 22, 2021
With a range of grade levels (kindergarteners to high schoolers) and genres (fantasy and horror, among others), there’s something for everyone in these 17 comics picks.
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8 Yuri Manga to Sweep You Off Your Feet | Mondo Manga
Brigid Alverson, Oct 28, 2021
This manga category focuses on relationships between two women or girls, usually romances. 
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Nine Native American Graphic Novels | Stellar Panels
Brigid Alverson, Nov 12, 2021
A booklist, resources, and an interview with Sasha Bouché, editor at HighWater Press.
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Graphic Novels for Early Readers? It’s Been a Banner Year.
Brigid Alverson, Sep 23, 2021
Younger readers, seeing older kids read “Dog Man” and Raina Telgemeier’s books, want comics, too. Here’s a look at some new and upcoming graphic novels for early readers, ages four to eight.
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Nonfiction Graphic Novels Spotlight Microhistories and Overlooked Historical Figures
Brigid Alverson, Sep 09, 2021
Creators hone in on previously untold stories and lesser-known figures. Plus: 12 recommended titles.
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Graphic Medicine for Kids & Teens
Moni Barrette, Jan 06, 2021
The term graphic medicine was coined by Dr. Ian Williams—comics artist, physician, and editor of graphicmedicine.org—to “denote the role that comics can play in the study and delivery of healthcare.” The post Graphic Medicine for Kids & Teens appeared first on Good Comics for Kids.
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Stories That Stick: Why We Took a Narrative Approach to the State of School Libraries | From the Editor
Kathy Ishizuka, Nov 01, 2021
Our School Libraries 2021 project goes beyond statistics to tell the human story of the profession. With reporting from across the country, we assess the scene from Washington, DC, and Seattle to tiny Crandall, TX, and New York City.
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Are ALSC’s Booklists Controversial? | Scales on Censorship
Pat Scales, Nov 18, 2021
Pat Scales answers questions about a recommended booklist; culling biographies for "questionable behavior," and titles that might upset kids in foster care.
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The Caldecott Medal Should Be Renamed The Pinkney
Travis Jonker, Nov 02, 2021
Two reasons why the Caldecott should be renamed The Pinkney. The post The Caldecott Medal Should Be Renamed The Pinkney appeared first on 100 Scope Notes.
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Sunday Reflections: Teen Librarians are not Pornographers and Other Things You Should Know About the People Who Have Dedicated Their Lives to Serving Youth in Your Community
Karen Jensen, TLT, Nov 14, 2021
Trigger Warnings: Homophobia, Transphobia, Sexual Violence and Suicide are discussed in this post Today as I write this post there are tons of calls for book banning and, yes, even book burning happening in our country. There have been calls to ban books, burn books, to jail and imprison librarians, and some librarians have now […] The post Sunday Reflections: Teen Librarians are not Pornographers and Other Things You Should Know About the People Who Have Dedicated Their Lives to Serving Youth in Your Community appeared first on Teen Librarian Toolbox.
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You Can’t Read Them All: Widening the net of the Newbery search
Steven Engelfried, Dec 01, 2021
Even in a year full of intense reading, it's impossible for one person to finish every single book with Newbery potential. With a committee of fifteen serious readers, though, the Newbery process still works. The post You Can’t Read Them All: Widening the net of the Newbery search appeared first on Heavy Medal.
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Children’s Book Awards that Celebrate Diversity
Padma Venkatraman, Oct 04, 2021
From the Walter Dean Myers and Sydney Taylor Awards to the Malka Penn Award for Human Rights in Children’s Literature, 11 honors you should know about. Use them to expand your collection and recommend worthy titles to teachers, parents, and young readers.   
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YA Author Ashley Hope Pérez Responds to Viral Video that Calls for the Banning of Her “Out of Darkness”
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When a video of a woman speaking out against the book Out of Darkness at a school board meeting went viral, author Ashley Hope Pérez responded with a video of her own.
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Questioning Your History Lessons, a guest post by Diana Pinguicha
Amanda MacGregor, Dec 03, 2020
Pinguicha urges readers to question history, ask who wrote the stories, and present and amplify the narratives that have been ignored, hidden, and distorted. The post Questioning Your History Lessons, a guest post by Diana Pinguicha appeared first on Teen Librarian Toolbox.
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