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How One Book Can Impact One Reader . . . For Life, a guest post by Sydney Dunlap
One afternoon when my fifth-grade class was at the library for our weekly visit, my friend Jessica handed me a purple paperback book. “I just finished this,” she said. “It’s SO good. You have to read it.”
From Picture Books to Chapter and Middle-Grade Books: Not Leaps But Ladders, a guest post by Cynthia Levinson
You’re never too old to read a picture book!
Heroes in Brave Spaces, an original comic by Joel Christian Gill
The power of books, reading, and a good library help create brave spaces.
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Deerstalker Hats and Library Joy, a guest post by James Ponti
This is the story of fifty-four authors, seven-hundred librarians, thirteen funny hats, and how (I hope) all of them come together to make book joy.
Reading is Magic, Pass it on! A guest post by PJ Gardner
Do you remember the exact moment you fell in love with reading? The moment you understood the alchemy of words on a page? The joy of holding a book in your hands and knowing you were holding magic?
The DogEaredBookAward: Creating Readers and Celebrating Books, a guest post by Jennifer Guyor Jowett
A few years back, I was looking for a way to engage readers and put books into students’ hands that landed somewhere between enjoyment reading and the rigor of a novel unit. After playing around with some ideas, a book award seemed to offer just the right amount of dynamic interaction.
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What Amanda Read in 2023
I read 243 books in 2023. You can see them all here!
A Treatise on the State of Middle Grade and Young Adult Publishing Today
Teen Librarian Karen Jensen discusses the current issues in middle grade and young adult publishing and their impact on reading and libraries
Gateway to Literature, a guest post by Marina Budhos
At a moment when librarians and schools are seeking to re-engage students in a love of reading, Readers Theaters can be a gateway to literature, opening up empathy, critical thinking, and cultural learning
Write What You Know. Read What You Don’t, a guest post by Lauren Thoman
In expanding my perspective to learn as much new information as I could, to listen to as many voices as I could, I became more aware than ever of how much I didn't know.
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