SLJ editors with special guests from Scholastic and the New York Public Library talk about the impact of Ann M. Martin’s formative series.

Author John Green opened School Library Journal‘s 2017 Leadership Summit in Nashville, TN, with an emotional keynote on October 7, just prior to the release of his novel Turtles All the Way Down (Penguin Random House).

Move over, John Green. This group of teens from Jesuit High School in Portland, OR, stole the show at SLJ’s Summit in Nashville, TN.

A call to create the next generation of informed citizens by Alan C. Miller, founder and CEO of the News Literacy Project.

Insight at the SLJ Summit from Amy Goodloe, Principal, Rocky Run Middle School (VA) and Kelli Van Velkinburgh, District Instructional Technology Coach, Colton (CA) USD. Moderated by Priscille Dando, Coordinator, Library Information Services, Fairfax County (VA) Public Schools.

Congressman John Lewis at the SLJ Summit.

School Library Journal editors reveal the best of everything in 2017, from books for kids, tweens, teens, and young adults to adult books for teens, graphic novels, audiobooks, DVDs, apps, and music.

Betsy Bird and Lori Prince watching the livestream of the announcement of the American Library Association's 2015 Youth Media Awards.

Budding entomologists and gardening enthusiasts alike will discover fascinating facts and how-to project inspiration in DK’s The Bee Book.

Not sure what to get for the Book Nerd in your life? SLJ and LJ editors share their go-to shops for all things bookish.

Book Nerds host Shelley Diaz chats with DVD reviews editor and film critic Kent Turner about book adaptations coming to screens near you.

Kiera Parrott and Shelley Diaz geek out about picture books with special guest Saho Fujii, art director at Little, Brown Books for Young Readers.

SLJ/LJ reviews director and middle grade editor Kiera Parrott and SLJ reviews manager and YA editor Shelley Diaz tackle the age-old question in the latest "Book Nerds" episode.

"Book Nerds" hosts Shelley Diaz and Kiera Parrott chat with SLJ nonfiction editor Della Farrell talk up some of their favorite recent children's and YA nonfiction about groundbreaking women.

This anthology by Lisa Charleyboy and Mary Beth Leatherdale was named a finalist for the 2018 YALSA Nonfiction Award.

Teacher Colby Sharp is not a fan of AR. His impassioned rant.

The trailer of a full-length animated film based on Deborah Ellis’s novel The Breadwinner.

Keep young researchers focused on worthy sites using a Google Custom Search. A tutorial by Joyce Valenza.

A brief tutorial using Chibitronics by school librarian Colleen Graves from her book with Aaron Graves, The Big Book of Makerspace Projects.

A Breakout EDU Challenge based on the book Escape From Mr. Lemoncello's Library by Chris Grabenstein. Posted by Amy Williams