#AuthorsLoveTeachers thank you @LynMullalyHunt and all the authors who donate to this every year
TEACHERS AND SCHOOL LIBRARIANS! I have banded together with a bunch of author and/or illustrator friends to give you a heartfelt THANK YOU for all you do. #AuthorsLoveTeachers Giveaway 2024 lyndamullalyhunt.wordpress.c… via @LynMullalyHunt
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In case you didn’t get to see it, here is the full video of Tracy Chapman and Luke Combs singing “Fast Car” at the Grammys
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I’m about to get back on the road for a book tour. It’s been a long time. Here are the Amulet 9: Waverider tour locations: – at Texas, USA
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Last January, I noticed something peculiar in my 2yo’s bedroom that - after a year of obsessive reporting - led me to a profound cosmic revelation about what’s even possible in our universe. A 🧵.
ALT The moon with a rocket landed in its eye. The most iconic shot of 1902 sci-fi film Le Voyage Dans La Lune.
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Ahhhh!!! I’m over the moon excited!!! Cuco, Tunche, Supay, and Yanapuma are celebrating with me!! ❤️🎉 Thank you @ALALibrary and thanks to @BarefootBooks for believing in me!
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Teachers, I hope you and your students will join me this for this delightful live event this Friday. I’ll be showing off my Chicago Fire graphic novel and answering your kids’ questions. Just sign on to storyvoice.scholastic.com
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"I never met a librarian who became a librarian to keep books out of the hands of kids." -- David Levithan
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Amulet 9: Waverider - Book Trailer youtu.be/iMfL3Y0gD48?si=GR7D… – at Texas, USA
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Are you teaching #PreK #K2 and planning for the upcoming school year? Check out Handwriting Heroes, a turnkey #handwriting instruction solution that requires minimal training and preparation. Teach your students how write in 5 weeks! #literacy #education zcu.io/Mrs7
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Thanks to @WendelinVanD and @CGrabenstein for helping us begin our podcast journey. Brown Brothers Book Banter is available on Apple and Spotify, or visit our website to listen.
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Bestselling author Jason Reynolds’ new children’s book was inspired by a photo of people dancing in a library, celebrating Langston Hughes.
He hopes the story encourages children to see the library as “a place for freedom.”
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“The freedom to read is under attack in this country...the coordinated censorship efforts we've seen on school libraries are now increasingly targeting public libraries.”
Join @JudyBlume and NYPL this #BannedBooksWeek to #UniteAgainstBookBans! on.nypl.org/3RZTefx
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Classic Southern American accents have been fading so Hoda and Jenna are talking about their connections to the South, including why someone sent Jenna’s mom dirt from Texas, but they have a big question: Does being from Oklahoma count as being from the South?👇
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⏰ Wake-up call! ⏰ 2023 shows the lowest levels of reading enjoyment since our records began. We need urgent action to ensure children have the skills they need. Read the research: literacytrust.org.uk/researc…
ALT Infographic with green background and text that reads: Wake-up call. Reading enjoyment levels are at their lowest since our records began. 56.6% of children and young people do not enjoy reading in their free time. 71,351 children and young people aged 5-18 from 285 schools took part in our Annual Literacy Survey. The above stat is based on children aged 8-18.
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Thirteen presidential libraries released a joint statement on September 7 over concerns for U.S. democracy amid deep national polarization. It’s the first time the libraries have joined to make such a public declaration. bit.ly/3Exdqxd
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Going #BarkToSchool is super fun with our FREE activity pack featuring Dav Pilkey’s Dog Man & his friends! Download and print yours now: bit.ly/45fBPTN
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Middle Grade fiction is about empathy and self-love. A reader experiences someone else's perspective and recognizes parts of themself. When a book is challenged ask, "Who do they not want others to feel empathy for? Which children do they not want to feel good about themselves?"