Absurdity - if libraries were really trying to "indoctrinate" students, would they really buy a few books and make them voluntary reading and then put them within a collection of 15,000 other books? Most inefficient method ever.
We love Nancy Werlin's new historical fiction for middle grade. Magic, adventure, and France, oh my! @Candlewick#kidlit#middlegrade https://t.co/Rq8JnGclPl
EDUCATORS and LIBRARIANS: I’m giving away 90 copies of the first three books in my Geeger the Robot early chapter book series, half here and half on Instagram.
To enter to win them here: RT this tweet + follow me!
Bonus entry: tag a pal who you think might like these books too!
A new book from @PamMunozRyan is always something to cheer for and this one has a young hero and an environmental message to cheer for as well! This one would make a great animated movie... @DisneyHyperion#monarchbutterflies#kidlit https://t.co/StDbXArvdt
Congrats to @SteveSheinkin on your 2022 Sibert Honor for Fallout! This was the book that had us on the edge of our seats, scared out of our minds, even though we knew the ending. The details were frightening! #alayma#coldwar#CubanMissileCrisis#YAlit https://t.co/u3IfcHX3iM
If your holiday traditions include visits to multiple homes and differing cultures, you're going to want to read this delightful picture book by @elizabethmlilly: https://t.co/aKHE9jVWin @HolidayHouseBks#kidlit#food
Working on an upcoming blog post about misuse of ARCs. Would love to hear comments from publishers, authors, or others. Feel free to PM us or email us through the blog for anonymous use of your concerns. TIA. #publishers#advancereadercopies#kidlit#yalit