Susan Seward

Love reading!

[SchoolLibraryJournal @sljournal]

“Open Books, Open Doors.”

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[Hawk🪶 @hawkward97]

It’s #BettyWhiteChallenge day! 💕 in honor of such an amazing woman, see if you can make a difference in an animal’s life today 💕 even if it’s as simple as playing with shelter cats or walking shelter dogs 🐾

[Mark Hamill @MarkHamill]

No sweeter sound.

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[Mark Hamill @MarkHamill]

And I thought this only happened in Disney cartoons...😍

[SchoolLibraryJournal @sljournal]

SLJ Reviews of the 2021 Youth Media Awards https://t.co/2bkCqDLNjG

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Illustrator Michaela Goade became the first BIPOC woman and first Indigenous illustrator to win the prestigious #Caldecott Medal. https://t.co/4NodSqzoeB #alayma21

[Susan Seward @ssewardlibrary]

@GabbyGiffords @JoeBiden @KamalaHarris Thank you Gabrielle for persevering and standing strong for democracy. May God continue to be with you as you heal and grow even stronger.

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Whether you're still in the grip of summer or starting to think about back-to-school, take a look at our continuously updated calendar of events for your patrons, families, and you https://t.co/9jhzWDd3sQ

[Susan Seward @ssewardlibrary]

Why You Should Be Encouraging Your Reluctant Young Reader to Engage With Books https://t.co/3JSxvw8NlT

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@PaulaNieces5 Awesome!

[Susan Seward @ssewardlibrary]

@SophieFleites That is awesome Sophie!

[Donalyn Miller @donalynbooks]

In this time of state testing, don’t forget that children’s reading lives matter more than their reading scores: https://t.co/aNwSOukHGz

[Fountas & Pinnell @FountasPinnell]

Labeling children by their level is detrimental to their self-esteem, their engagement, and, ultimately, their progress. The truth is that children can read books on a wide variety of levels, and in fact, they experience many different levels of books across the day. #FPLiteracy

[Jason Reynolds News @JasonReynolds83]

Here’s the clip from last night’s interview. Surreal. https://t.co/qih7sS3BAy

[Susan Seward @ssewardlibrary]

@Mr_Braden Start writing!! 😁

[Susan Seward @ssewardlibrary]

@Mr_Braden @elanmastai Book #3 Before We Were Yours. Love historical fiction! Important but often hard to believe the way humans treat others.

[Susan Seward @ssewardlibrary]

@Mr_Braden Yes! I can’t recommend what I haven’t read and I love having conversations with the kids about the books.

[Susan Seward @ssewardlibrary]

Just finished Wishtree by Katherine Applegate. Beautiful children's book! Can't wait to read all the new Bluebonnets! #ReaderLeader https://t.co/Ab1IiiB5ZR

[SchoolLibraryJournal @sljournal]

“All students, regardless of lost items or unpaid fines, should always have an opportunity to check out library books.” https://t.co/tNQGRJJPF8

[Susan Seward @ssewardlibrary]

@Mr_Braden I was just thinking the same thing yesterday!