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A transgender teen struggles with a self-portrait assignment in this introspective and meditative look at gender and identity originally published in the Netherlands.
I wanted to bottle up all that magic from the past month by writing a book that might inspire other girls like me, while also channeling the fun and romance I’d experienced. And that was how my debut novel, You Had Me at Hello World, was born.
Teen Librarian Karen Jensen talks about graphic medicine, a concept developed by librarian Matthew Noe that discusses using comics and graphic novels to talk about health and medicine
Teen Librarian Cindy Shutts shares a Video Games in Real Life program
In 1838, sisters Sarah and Angelina Grimké were the best-known, most hated women in the United States. My book tells why.
Since I was eleven, middle-grade books for drama kids have come a long way.
If I wanted to belong, I had to be intentional about it. Somewhere along the way, I came into my own.
We put such firm boundaries around what is spiritual vs what is religious vs what is make-believe. Are these distinctions needed?
What would you do if you found a magical device that could turn back time—but only by five minutes?
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