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Dystopian novels are a tool against real-world problems: Fighting back against the American Healthcare system and why it matters for everyone, a guest post by Cassandra Newbould

Dystopian novels are a tool against real-world problems: Fighting back against the American Healthcare system and why it matters for everyone, a guest post by Cassandra Newbould
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Jul 15, 2025
A large percent of our disabled population is getting subpar care and the only way we’re ever truly going to see change is by speaking about and voting for health equity.
The Ugly Stereotype Beneath the Supreme Court Ruling on LGBTQIA+ Books | Opinion

The Ugly Stereotype Beneath the Supreme Court Ruling on LGBTQIA+ Books | Opinion
Jonathan Friedman and Tasslyn Magnusson,  Jul 10, 2025

The nine picture books cited in Mahmoud v. Taylor are not pornography. Nor are they obscene. What is obscene is a Supreme Court decision that denies the basic humanity and equality of LGBTQIA+ people.

Identity, Poetic Justice, and Grief Among the Themes in This Year’s Starred Titles | The 2025 Stars Issue

Identity, Poetic Justice, and Grief Among the Themes in This Year’s Starred Titles | The 2025 Stars Issue
Kelly Jensen,  Jul 09, 2025

This year, we awarded dozens of books a prestigious star—and among this distinguished group, several clear commonalities shine bright. From fresh approaches on topics like grief to specific recurrences, such as characters taking on another person’s identity, here are the key trends among 2025's starred books.

When Books Sing: Why Music in Literature Matters, a guest post by Rayne Lacko

When Books Sing: Why Music in Literature Matters, a guest post by Rayne Lacko
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Jul 08, 2025
When we ban books or defund music programs, we don't just silence stories; we sever lifelines. We remove safe, creative pathways for young people to explore emotion, identity, and connection.
In Praise of Curation: The practice of advising readers holds something dear—trust | From the Editor

In Praise of Curation: The practice of advising readers holds something dear—trust | From the Editor
Kathy Ishizuka,  Jul 08, 2025

 AI-generated booklists are possible—and even published. So what is the value of human curation?

Book Review: The Dead of Summer by Ryan La Sala

Book Review: The Dead of Summer by Ryan La Sala
Riley Jensen | Blogs,  Jul 04, 2025
Contributor Riley Jensen reviews The Dead of Summer by Ryan La Sala, coming September of this year.
Anime 101: A Guide for Librarians and Educators | Multimedia Reviews

Anime 101: A Guide for Librarians and Educators | Multimedia Reviews
Rachel Forbes,  Jul 01, 2025

In this golden age of anime, these beginner-friendly films and series provide librarians with a strong starting point for introducing the format to new audiences.

How the movie Interstellar led to the YA book BOUND BY STARS, a guest post by author E. L. Starling

How the movie Interstellar led to the YA book BOUND BY STARS, a guest post by author E. L. Starling
Karen Jensen, MLS | Blogs,  Jun 30, 2025
Author E. L. Starling discusses how the movie Interstellar and family discussions about terraforming led to the book BOUND BY STARS
Post-It Note Reviews: 20 Quick Reviews of Recent Releases

Post-It Note Reviews: 20 Quick Reviews of Recent Releases
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Jun 30, 2025
I'm burning through my TBR, which feels good, after months of it just growing out of control. Hope you find some good things to add to your own summer TBR!
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