Two Great Books To Fight Stigma Around Autism in Tweens & Teens
Two important books that help fight the stigma around autism for teens and tweens.
Two important books that help fight the stigma around autism for teens and tweens.
On the statistical and real-life impact of author visits on students, and how one school librarian saw success and interest in reading...
Gloves Off by Louisa Reid and Jemima Small Vs The Universe are two amazing novels that tackle fat shaming in high school in a brilliant way.
Get involved in the Great School Libraries campaign to promote an essential service in UK schools.
India Smythe Stands Up is a hilarious new YA novel by Sarah Govett that is the perfect antitode for anyone looking for a funny new read.
We're talking about 5 YA books that tackle mental health issues in a variety of forms, for young and older readers looking for insight.
The Boxer by Nikesh Shukla is an amazing new YA story that prompts discussion about racism in the UK, depression, anxiety and much more.
In honor of a brotherr's passing and experiences with addiction, a librarian turns to reading a mental health book in his honor every week.
Sophie Cameron chats about LAST BUS TO EVERLAND, her new YA novel featuring magical realism and LGBTQ heroes, set in Scotland.
Authorfy is a remarkable literacy tool that brings authors to life in the Library or classroom through a series of masterclass videos.
YA author Tom Mitchell on writing humor, his favorite adaptations, and how not every story needs to have a moral.
#BookTrustRepresents is a 3 year study that is hoping to promote UK authors of colour, who are sorely underrepresented in the industry.
HIGH RISE MYSTERY is a new detective duo series for readers ages 9-12, they are the first black UK young detective team to hit the shelves.
Get to know Round Table Books, a new, inclusive bookshop coming to London this spring.
5 reasons to start a podcast in your high school library, engage students, build confidence, teach teammwork and a lot more.
