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Library Liz: I was the librarian at PS 360, a "small" (500 students) school in New York City until I retired in August 2020. Certified as both a librarian and a reading specialist, I particularly enjoy watching children grow as readers and thinkers over the span of their elementary school years. I am passionate about literature for children and appreciate the artists whose words and pictures enrich my life. However I should never be allowed in a book store with my check book or a credit card!

A Fuse #8 Production

31 Days, 31 Lists: 2018 Comics for Kids - This year, ALA established the first Graphic Novels & Comics Round Table (GNCRT). Long gone are the days when we would pooh-pooh anything with a panel or a...
7 years ago
NeverEndingSearch

On information privilege and information equity - I’ve been doing quite a bit of thinking about the high school/college transition these days and the differences we see among members of the freshman class....
7 years ago
The Classroom Bookshelf

We're Moving to the School Library Journal Blog Network! - We are thrilled to announce that The Classroom Bookshelf is joining the School Library Journal Blog Network. SLJ is the world’s largest reviewer of books, ...
10 years ago
Nonfiction Matters

Time Delay and Convergence - I had hoped to have the details on my column up by today but that will have to wait until next week. Until then, I hope to see some of you at the SLJ Day o...
14 years ago
Out of the Box

We've moved - Please follow us over at our new home.
15 years ago

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