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Why we need diverse books We need diverse books because every kid needs a book that is a window and every kid needs a book that is a mirror.
Heavy reading Parents and teachers report that struggling readers feel a sense of accomplishment when they conquer this humongous book.
Raina Telgemeier: Guts — let's just talk about it Raina Telgemeier’s graphic novel Guts tells her own story of the anxiety that caused her stomach issues in fourth and fifth grade.
"The Watsons Go to Birmingham - 1963" Discover how this one book dramatically altered its author’s life.
Matt de la Peña: Publishing "Carmela Full of Wishes" in multiple languages Award-winning author Matt de la Peña talks about the value of having books like “Carmela Full of Wishes” published in multiple languages.
Current trends in children's literature Genres have been merging lately, in part because children are exposed at an earlier age to an awareness of culture in general.
Reading beyond themselves Multicultural books are a powerful way to introduce kids to different kinds of people, even if their own community is not diverse.
Becoming a writer After teaching English for four years, Marilyn Singer began writing stories based on crazy insect characters she created as a child.
Promoting a love of reading Cooper talks about her role on the board of the National Children’s Book and Literacy Alliance (NCBLA), detailing the important work NCBLA does in promoting books, libraries, and literacy.
Thank you Miss Potter Miller recounts how her elementary school librarian, Miss Potter, encouraged her love of reading and books.
