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- The Most Astonishingly Unconventional Children’s Books of 2020
- GOODNIGHT ZOOM: Parody Children’s Books for This Moment
- A 2021 Newbery/Caldecott Check In
- One Star Review, Guess Who? (#112)
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- Librarian Preview: Small Publisher Spotlight (Summer-Fall 2020)
- Thoughts (and Videos) of Hans Christian Andersen: The Journey of His Life
- How to Get Your Modern Jewish Protagonist Into the Mainstream (In a Fun Way): A Terri Libenson Interview
- Spring Prediction Edition: Newbery/Caldecott 2021
Good Comics for Kids
- Saturday Special: Free Digital Comics
- Review: Nat Enough
- Roundtables: Can You Listen to a Graphic Novel?
- Guest Post: 12 Graphic Novels with Black Protagonists
Heavy Medal
- Newbery Suggestions: Prairie Lotus is Early Leader
- May Suggestions Now Open
- The Search for the 2021 Newbery Winner Begins
- Mock Newbery Early Leaders Revealed
NeverEnding Search:
- Creating your virtual library (quickly) using Slides and Bitmojis as Hyperdocs
- Write a report.
- Building beautiful book bentos
- Engaging with the Ambassador: Write.Right.Rite. with Jason Reynolds
Teen Librarian Toolbox:
- Take 5: Things to Keep in Mind While Doing Virtual Programming
- Cindy Crushes Programming: 5 Virtual Programming Ideas You Can Do Right Now, Part 2
- Tween and Teen Programming Ideas: Nostalgia with an Online Twist
- Virtual Programming During a Pandemic, a guest post by Stacey Shapiro
The Classroom Bookshelf:
- Preparing for the 2020 Election Cycle
- The Word Collector
- Coronavirus Support: Teaching Resources for K-8 Online Learning
- Teaching Children about the Coronavirus
The Yarn:
- An Indie Bookstore During a Pandemic w/ Joanna Parzakonis
- Donalyn Miller and Colby Sharp Talk Book Access During This Pandemic
- ‘We need to keep our hope going.’ Mitali Perkins visits The Yarn
- The Cover of GENESIS BEGINS AGAIN Looks a Little Different Now
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