A haunted house; magical, dangerous woods; and romance between a witch and vampire will draw in readers looking for paranormal tales.
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By SLJ Staff
On the occasion of receiving the 2023 Margaret A. Edwards Award honoring his significant and lasting contribution to writing for teens, Reynolds took the reins on SLJ's Instagram. Here's the full AMA, your feel-good watch of the day. |
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By SLJ Reviews
These audiobooks and graphic novels about AAPI characters or by AAPI creators are great recommendations for Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. |
By Cindy Shutts
In the latest Cindy Crushes Programming, teen librarian Cindy Shutts discusses the steps and process for a cottagecore aesthetic painting party she had with her library teens. |
By Brigid Alverson
The challenger claimed that the graphic novel "damaged souls." The authors have several things to say in response. |
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By SLJ Reviews
With these books, Star Wars fans can enjoy making edible treats and meeting new characters in the universe, while new fans and casual readers can enjoy learning about and spending time in a galaxy far, far away. |
By Amanda MacGregor
In this guest post, Buffalo Flats author Martine Leavitt discusses the inspiration for her book and suggests that if you inherit a story from your progenitors that you think might make a book, go for it. |
By Jess deCourcy Hinds
How six librarians beaten down by censorship, school violence, overwork, and injury reset and made their next move. |
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