Steve Potash speaks with Queens Library Chief Librarian Nick Buron. Serving a diverse community of 2.3 million across 62 locations, the Queens Library has among the highest circulation rates in the country.
Continue ReadingA maturity or content-specific rating system hasn’t been developed on a national level and is needed to guide parents – and may be able to prevent censorship.
Continue ReadingWe Need Diverse Books was founded in 2014 to advocate for greater representation in children’s literature.
Continue ReadingNo matter what academic activities children take part in at school and at the library, motivation to read comes from the way children perceive reading as a family value.
Continue ReadingThere’s little denying that children and adults alike bond over video games, and some libraries are beginning to capitalize on this by incorporating them into their regular programming and materials.
Continue ReadingDuring every meeting at Virginia’s Galax Public Library, attendees connect with other writers of various ages and at different stages of their writer’s journey.
Continue ReadingRaiders Read was born from the shared desire of two Eastern Lebanon County School District (PA) educators to bridge the gap between primary and high school-age students and create a unified sense of pride.
Continue ReadingThe original Tattered Cover location was opened in 1971 in Denver’s Cherry Creek district. The business would undergo numerous expansions and moves over the next few decades as it grew into one of the city’s – and book world’s – most beloved institutions.
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Adam Eberle speaks with Director of Instructional Technology Brian Seymour of the Pickerington Local School District. Pickerington is the largest district in Ohio to go fully 1:1 and has shifted to a personalized learning approach that Seymour has termed “tradigital learning.”
Steve Potash speaks with Sourcebooks Founder and CEO Dominique Raccah. Sourcebooks is the world’s largest independent, female-owned publishing company.
