The Hidden Magic Power of YA Books
Have you ever picked a YA book thinking about a story and ended up reading another one? I have. Now, do you believe in magic? And...
Have you ever picked a YA book thinking about a story and ended up reading another one? I have. Now, do you believe in magic? And...
Despite the demand for diverse children’s books, the publishing industry continues to lag in addressing the diversity gap in their children’s book publications. That’s why it’s...
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Between hiding what we’re told is embarrassing and presenting ourselves to the world to be appraised, women’s relationships to our bodies can be complex, even brutal....
A public library in Andover, Kansas, is considering a request to move books featuring transgender characters from the children’s section. In a written statement to the...
Mary Oliver has died. The poet, who won the Pulitzer Prize for poetry in 1984 and a dozen other awards and honorary doctorates over the years, died...
Sitting in an undergraduate Chicanx/Latinx Literature course, about seven years ago, is the first time that I heard Gloria Anzaldúa’s name. I was studying under another...
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When states suppress ideas, we condemn it. What should we do when companies do the same? With some 687 million books sold in the U.S. in 2017,...
The National Book Award finalist highlights some of her favorite non-male authors Min Jin Lee photo by Elena Seibert Like many of the best generational novels (sorry, Gabriel...