Rachel Rosenberg has been writing since she was a child—at 13, she was published alongside celebs and fellow teens in Chicken Soup For the Teenage Soul 2. Rachel has a degree in Creative Writing from Montreal’s Concordia University; she’s been published in a few different anthologies and publications, including Best Lesbian Love Stories 2008, Little Fiction, Big Truth’s Re/Coded anthology and Broken Pencil magazine. She also appeared on the Montreal episode of the Grownups Read Things They Wrote As Kids podcast. Her day job is as a Children’s Librarian, where she digs singing and dancing with small humans.
There is already a decent amount of free books for kids available online, and now there has been a recent expansion of available resources.
These librarians in pop culture reflect aspects of the real job of a library professional, and here are their relatable on-screen moments.
For the #LoveReading campaign, a reader talks up books that are personal favorites from the NYPL's librarian-curated list of Books We Love.
Witches and sirens and basketball, oh my! These middle grade comics are full of whimsical stories, imaginative plots, and well-developed characters.
Who was Pure Belpré and why she should be your librarian hero, too.
Celebrate the New York Public Library's 125th anniversary with a commemorative library and metro card, a tote, and this list of their top 10 book checkouts.
We're talking about the history, queens, and headlines of drag queen story time organized for children at public libraries across the U.S.
As we head into hibernation season, it’s a great time to read some of the best fiction and nonfiction children's books about bears.
ThriveNYC and NYPL collaborate to bring mental wellness support to patrons at the library.
Let's start off 2020 right with the best book club books! Some were published in 2019, while others are upcoming releases to get on your library holds list.