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Bringing Ancient Traditions to Today’s Young Readers, by Regina Linke
Author Regina Linke talks about bringing ancient traditions to today's young readers
Calm and Connected, Then Speak on Climate by Rune Kier Nielsen
Author Rune Kier Nielsen discusses climate change and encourages young people to be engaged with the discussion of their future
Sunday Reflections: How are We Protecting Children if We are Just Going to Work them to the Bone?
Teen librarian Karen Jensen reflects on the suffering of children and recently proposed changes to child labor laws
RA Tool of the Week: Inside Out Inspired Emotions, but Make it YA Books
Teen librarian Karen Jensen shares some YA book recommendations inspired by the emotion themed characters in Disney's Inside Out movies
Media DISCUSSION: Adolescence on Netflix
Teen librarian Karen Jensen discusses toxic masculinity in Adolescence on Netflix
An All-American Girl: Front and Centered, a guest post by author Niña Mata
Author Niña Mata discusses her newest book, GIRLS TO THE FRONT
Important Update: Deep Cuts Proposed to the IMLS are a Further Erosion to Education and Democracy
In the News: New Executive Order proposed to end IMLS funding and a call to support your local public library
Haunting History: A True Story of Spirits, Teens, and the Quest for Fame, a guest post by author Barb Rosenstock
Author Barb Rosenstock talks about ghosts and hauntings and all things American Spirits
RA Tool of the Week: Canva Collections on Pinterest
Teen librarian Karen Jensen shares how you can find a lot of Canva inspiration and Tips and Tricks on Pinterest to help you create RA tools
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