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In today's roundup of library news, we have adaptation updates, audiobook recommendations, and a defense of kids' graphic novels.
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In today's roundup of library news, we have adaptation updates, audiobook recommendations, and a defense of kids' graphic novels.
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In sixth grade, my English teacher tried to talk me out of reading Watership Down when I found it in the school library. It was too big and “advanced” for me, a 12-year-old human....
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NBC 5 is Reading With You all summer long, helping parents with ways to keep kids engaged during the months they are out of school to prevent summer slide. The Fort Worth Public...
Our Children's Librarian columnist, Julie Booker, brings us a new view from the stacks every month.*****...
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Running from June 6 to July 17, The Story Museum in Oxford is hosting Listen to this Story! From History to Our Story.
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