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Have Some Mysteries and Thrillers for June Through December
Teen reader Riley Jensen shares a look at some upcoming mystery and thrillers to have on your radar
Tackling Your Children’s Collection Diversity Audit, a TLA presentation recap
Karen Jensen and Kathryn King from Fort Worth Public Library present about doing a children's collection diversity audit
Mindfulness in the Library, a guest post by Erica B. Marcus
As the mindfulness director at a small middle school in Maine, I tend to float between classrooms to teach. When I’m not teaching, my desk sits in my favorite place in the school: the library.
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Take 5: Boys in realistic middle grade graphic novels
When a student asked for graphic novels about boys dealing with friendship, school, and life issues, he got me thinking.
Memories and Internal Arcs, a guest post by Karina Evans
Whatever age group you write for, my tip is to remember yourself in that headspace as you develop the protagonist’s internal journey.
The Art of Co-authoring and Collaboration, a guest post by Katie and Kevin Tsang
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Book Review: No Stopping Us Now by Lucy Jane Bledsoe
An inspiring look at the early days of Title IX and a solid addition to historical fiction collections.
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