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Because Black Lives Matter, a Collection of Resources
Last night I sat and watched with my entire family the Kid Lit Rally for Black Lives Matter hosted by The Brown Bookshelf. It was a powerful, important and moving call to action. Below I am including a link to the recording in hopes that you will check it out and spend some time with […]
Because Black Lives Matter, Read Black Authors
Yesterday I tweeted and said something that really resonated with me: Collections Have Consequences. What we buy, what we read, what we share – it all helps shape the narrative. Today I just want to uplift Black authors. Here are a collection of lists of YA books written by Black authors. If you buy books […]
Because Black Lives Matter, a Collection of Anti-Racist Reading Lists
These past few days have seen a wide variety of global protests in support of Black Lives Matter. As a white woman, I constantly find myself having to do the work of breaking down my own misinformation, white privilege and internalized racism. Today I wanted to just share with everyone who, like me, needs to […]
RevolTeens: A Letter of Apology to the Class of 2020, by Christine Lively
A letter of apology to the Class of 2020
Tween and Teen Programming Ideas: Online Scattegories is the Word Game You Need
Do you want to play a game? The online Scattegories list generator is the tool for you!
Join us for a Parent & Teen Virtual Book Club to Discuss THE BURNING with Laura Bates
Join TLT's Karen Jensen and her teenage daughter as they lead a virtual book discussion of The Burning with author Laura Bates.
Cindy Crushes Programming: 5 Virtual Programming Ideas You Can Do Right Now, Part 2
Teen Librarian Cindy Shutts shares another round of virtual programming ideas.
Tween and Teen Programming Ideas: Nostalgia with an Online Twist
Here are some fun online tools you can use for some exciting virtual programming challenges!
Sunday Reflections: Advice for Graduating Seniors – It’s All Political
To the graduating class of 2020 I say this: We need you.