5 Ways to Use Skype in the Library
Five ways to use Skype in the library to connect high school students to authors, professionals, and other students from around the world.
Five ways to use Skype in the library to connect high school students to authors, professionals, and other students from around the world.
Taran Matharu sits down and talks to a student from Glenthorne High School about his Summoner series and the power of reading.
April Tucholke sits down with Lucas to talk about her new YA fantasy, a feminist retelling of the Beowful saga called The Boneless Mercies.
The Central Library in Halifax Nova Scotia Canada is an amazing public library with five floors of resources, activities and other resources.
Author and journalist Anna James talks to Lucas about her debut middle grade fantasy novel, PAGES & CO.: TILLY AND THE BOOK WANDERERS.
Author Katherine Webber discusses her new YA novel, Only Love Can Break Your Heart which focuses on teen relationships as they enter university
Instagram tips for librarians--for school and public libraries. How to get the most out of your Instagram account within the library.
Book Pixies are students from Carshalton High School for Girls who leave books for the community to read around South London, Uk.
Agatha Christie's Greenway Estate in Devon, UK is a secluded hideaway perfect for fans of the author's books or anyone who wants to get away from it all.
On the argument that comic books count as reading. Many people feel comic books aren't real books when the opposite is true.
Having a book jar in the library is a fun and easy way to generate discussions about books you'd like students to read at school.
The Voltaire and Rousseau bookshop in Glasgow, Scotland is a truly unique place to visit and a must see for all book lovers around the world.
Dear Rachel Maddow is a sharp YA novel by Adrienne Kisner about a teen named Brynn trying to survive high school (and life in general).
On getting boys to read, and get boys more interested in reading at the high school level, using LONG WAY DOWN by Jason Reynolds.
On why starting a Dungeons & Dragons club in your library is a great way to bring in new faces and have a lot of fun in the process.
