Lifelong Learning for School Librarians

*Post by Pam Bullock at McAdory High School I thoroughly enjoyed this historical fiction book. Obviously it is based on a true stor...

Rafe Khatchadorian is every 6 th  grade boy. He’s nervous about all the new challenges and rules that come with middle school territory. H...

It is 1936 and Abilene is 12 years old when her daddy sends her to Manifest (supposedly just for a little while, though a little while soon ...

Spring is in the air which can only mean one thing in most of Alabama's public school libraries! Research. Paper. Season. It's an e...

Ever heard of HeLa cells? Want to recommend a book to discuss medical ethics in a high school English, Social Studies, or Science class? Her...

My students are obsessed with the  Diary of a Wimpy Kid  series. At no less than 5 requests every single day, these items are hot commoditie...

Ever heard of something called HeLa cells? Yeah, umm, me either...not until a few months ago, anyway. HeLa is a building block of cell sc...

Lemony Snicket  ( which I think is a pseudonym for Daniel Handler , and a writer who I find fabulously entertaining) is best known for his a...

*Today's post is written by Christina Sutton, the school librarian at Clay Elementary.  Sarah's Key is a wonderful realistic pict...

"I like this book. What else do you have like this?" "This series was great, but I have finished reading all the books in i...

In 1877, the United States was just recovering from the Civil War. The railroad industry was booming, which meant the men who owned the rail...