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Saturday, May 17 marked the launch of Indies First Storytime Day, with more than 125 independent bookstores from Maine to California hosting storytimes with hundreds of children's authors.
Click through for a sampling of photos from the nationwide festivities. more
In the weeks leading up to the 95th annual Children’s Book Week, Boston-based publisher David R. Godine invited students in grades K-6 in Boston, Brookline, and Cambridge, Mass., to answer the question: Why do you love reading? more
IN THE MEDIA
From Teen Librarian Toolbox:
"Dear Media, let me help you write that article on YA literature.” Click here
From the Hollywood Reporter:
"A battle is shaping up between The Fault in Our Stars and Tom Cruise sci-fi epic Edge of Tomorrow – and Fault could win." Click here
From the Huffington Post:
What it's like to watch The Fault in Our Stars in a room full of teenagers. Click here
From the Hairpin:
The Truth About Alice author Jennifer Mathieu, in praise of the "bad girls" of YA literature. Click here
From Flavorwire:
A response to British author Caitlin Moran, who stated there are no "sexy" YA books for girls. Click here
From the Associated Press:
2+2 = what? Parents rail against Common Core math. Click here |
From the Atlantic:
Why libraries matter: a day in the life of New York City's public libraries. Click here
From the Wrap:
Pretty Little Liars creator Marlene King will adapt Danielle Vega’s forthcoming YA novel The Merciless into a movie for Lionsgate. Click here
Also from the Huffington Post:
Writer Mariko Tamaki asks: Where are all the fat girls in literature? Click here
From the Guardian:
David Levithan and filmmaker Darren Stein in conversation about gay characters on page and screen. Click here
From the Grocer:
UK supermarket chain Sainsbury's announced it will launch its own children's book awards. Click here
From Mashable:
21 books for those who are "so over" dystopian YA. Click here |
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