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CHILDREN’S BOOKS

23 Picture Book Biographies for Women’s History Month

31 New Picture Book Biographies to Celebrate Women’s History Month by Kate Hannigan via

The 2017 CCBC multicultural statistics in children’s and young adult literature have been posted on the CCBC blog. Read more at

Children who grow up surrounded by books ‘earn more as adults’ – study – https://t.co/Wr1ryo1YjG

Happy National Women’s History Month! Celebrate with these biographical picture books:

New British campaign recreates famous movie posters with Black leads to call for more diverse blockbusters.

LIBRARIES

The Danish Union of Librarians has launched an utterly cool and important library advocacy training program and I wrote a bit about it

In the fight over net neutrality, librarians call for action | by on

“More than three-fourths of librarians reported that they spend their own money on their libraries, spending an average of $302 a year.” – https://t.co/AtKucVEBOf

Once It Was Overdue Books. Now Librarians Fight Overdoses – NYT

TEEN LIT

THE BELLES author talks with UGLIES author about creation, collaboration, and the concept and costs of beauty.

So you want to read sapphic YA! Here are a few titles to help you build your lesbian and bi reading list:

This Week’s Tweets, Pins & Tumbls

Here are some cool links I shared on my TwitterPinterest, and Tumblr accounts in the last week:

CHILDREN’S BOOKS

8 Graphic Novels from Gene Luen Yang, Marissa Meyer, and Others

Announcing the 2018 CBCA Book of the Year Awards Notable Books! What an amazing selection of stories from Australia’s talented authors and illustrators

Children’s Publishing House Takes Food Literacy Literally

Congratulations to this year’s award winners!

Luke Pearson’s ‘Hilda’ is coming to the small screen

“Reading is not always an interpretation of words. It is sometimes an interpretation of pictures.” –

TEEN READS

Abrams ComicArts will publish ‘Run: Book One,’ sequel to Congressman John Lewis’s award-winning graphic memoir

This Week’s Tweets, Pins & Tumbls

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CHILDREN’S BOOKS

When They Got the Call: PW Speaks with the 2018 Newbery, Caldecott, and Printz Winners

LIBRARIES

Refurbished Woodson library houses black research collection that is ‘the pride of Chicago’

READING

3 Bullet Journal Book Spreads that Have Improved My Reading Life

TEEN READS

Before There Was YA, There Were Horse Books |

Celebrate black women with these 50 beautiful book covers featuring black women and girls:

Talking about with on NPR’s Weekend Edition. Here’s a glimpse into why I wrote Jade’s story. https://t.co/wM5eY9ir53

“This is my heart, this is my heritage, and I’m holding it in my hands.” talks with PW KidsCast about her debut book, ‘Children of Blood and Bone,’ first in the Legacy of Orisha trilogy 

This Week’s Tweets, Pins & Tumbls

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CHILDREN’S BOOKS

The Children’s Book That Made Me Realize It’s Okay to Be Alone |

Congratulations to this year’s Cybils Award Winners!

Judith Kerr’s The Tiger Who Came for Tea gets film deal | The Bookseller

‘Sad’ dog looking for kids to read to him is now all booked up | https://t.co/Ay5SYuR3mE

Sexual Harassment In Children’s Publishing Reaches a Crisis Point

TEEN READS

“It felt so otherworldly.” – ‘We Are Okay’ author on winning the Printz Medal

Making the Personal Political: Angie Thomas on “The Hate U Give”

Muse of Nightmares: Preview Laini Taylor’s epic sequel to Strange the Dreamer – https://t.co/6AkzBc6Jcl

This Week’s Tweets, Pins & Tumbls

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CHILDREN’S BOOKS

32nd Annual Ezra Jack Keats Book Award Winners Announced

2018 Children’s and Teen Choice Book Awards Finalists Announced

An illustration from award-winning duo + Christian Robinson’s ‘Carmela Full of Wishes.’ Find more Fall Sneak Previews here:

Jesmyn Ward Is Writing a Middle Grade Novel | Book Pulse

Oxenbury and Burningham win BookTrust lifetime achievement awards | The Bookseller

Paramount options film rights to Templar’s Ology World | The Bookseller

Penguin Young Readers Announces Imprint for Diverse Books

Picture books about Jewish women

Waterstones Children’s Book Prize 2018

LIBRARIES

A Library Without Books? Universities Purging Dusty Volumes

When the newspaper closed, this town library started one

TEEN READS

Roundup

10 Must-Read YA Books for Young Activists

BRB very busy sending all of these adorable Prince and the Dressmaker Valentines to each other!

Four New Uglies Novels – Scott Westerfeld

The Women Writers You’ve Been Overlooking: https://t.co/9AMZ6yZmIb

 

 

This Week’s Tweets, Pins & Tumbls

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CHILDREN’S BOOKS

5 reasons to read aloud to your child, today and always

Children’s and teens roundup: the best new picture books and novels

Christopher Paul Curtis talks with PW KidsCast about his new book and the effect that his Newbery Award and Honors have had on his career.

David Shannon Welcomes Back His Fictional Boyhood Self

HMH Taps Kwame Alexander to Head New Imprint

Pulitzer-Winner Claims ‘Super-White’ Children’s Books Ruined His Youth

Remixed book covers imagine a young adult book series that confronts racism

Why Read Aloud Day matters: In a world of screens and busyness, we find the time for magic

LIBRARIES

How public libraries are reinventing themselves for the 21st century

No books at home? Anaheim library’s ‘permanent loan’ program aims to fix that for kids

TEEN LIT

The 17 Best YA Books Of February Feature Some Essential Marginalized Voices

The Best LGBTQ YA Books of 2017

‘The Miseducation of Cameron Post’ (adapted from Emily M. Danforth’s 2012 novel) wins grand jury prize at Sundance |

Why It’s So Important That Diverse YA Books Feature “Quirky” Characters, Too

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5 Reasons to Start Reading to Your Baby (or any baby, really; you don’t have to be picky):

21 Memorable A WRINKLE IN TIME Quotes

Harry Potter-Inspired Signs Totally Ruled Women’s Marches Around The World |

Sad News: Ursula K. Le Guin, Acclaimed for Her Fantasy Fiction, Has Died at 88 | https://t.co/NDzhfxG9W1

TEEN BOOKS

Best-selling Kansas author faces backlash for writing Muslim character

Neal Shusterman on World Building

This Week’s Tweets, Pins & Tumbls

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CHILDREN’S BOOKS

The 2018 Scott O’Dell Award for Historical Fiction goes to ‘Beyond the Bright Sea’ by Lauren Wolk |

Congratulations to “Little Leaders: Bold Women in Black History” for winning “Outstanding Literary Work – Children”!

In honor of , here are ’12 Most Beloved A.A. Milne Quotes to Take You Back to the Hundred Acre Wood’ :

Indie Book Awards 18 Children’s Shortlist

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Why University Students Still Need Public Libraries: https://t.co/07JpiVCA0t

This Week’s Tweets, Pins & Tumbls

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Jason Reynolds: “My writer’s resolution for 2018 is to figure out two things: 1) how to write a picture book, and 2) how to write magic.”

Katherine Rundell has won the Costa Children’s Book Award for The Explorer:

Life Lessons From Chinese Children’s Books Differ From Those In The U.S. |

Start the new year with creative inspiration from Marla Frazee

The Underdogs: 10 Great Picture Books You May Have Missed in 2017 – ALSC Blog

WNDB is excited to announce the winners of the 2018 Walter Awards! This year we have two categories: Teen and Younger Readers. Many congrats to the winners and honorees!

TEEN LIT

Gender Bias and Trade Reviews: Do Men or Women Earn More Favorable Reviews?