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Dystopian novels are a tool against real-world problems: Fighting back against the American Healthcare system and why it matters for everyone, a guest post by Cassandra Newbould

Sometimes our most fulfilling achievements are born from our worst tragedies. December 18th, 2010 was the day I walked across Melrose Ave in West Hollywood, CA and was hit by a cargo van. What followed next was years of pain, procedures, and recovery. Over the next few years, I learned intimately the horrors of our healthcare system. The only bright light shining between the many procedures and office visits was that during my healing I began to…Read Article

Sunday Reflections: Teens Today, Anxious and Angry at a World that Tells Them They Don’t Matter

When I first began working in libraries, way back in the early 1990s, Young Adult services was just really beginning to grow. YALSA was introduced as a division of ALA in 1957, but libraries were slower to start hiring YA specialists. In fact, when I was in graduate school to get my MLS as a YA Librarian in the late 1990s/early 2000s, there was exactly 1 YA class to take. In the early 2000s YA librarianship like YA literature began to explode. L…United States · United States Read Article

Book Review: Spark by Chris Baron

Publisher’s description As a community recovers from a devastating wildfire, two friends find their way back to each other and their homes, by award-winning author Chris Baron. Perfect for fans of Alan Gratz and Lauren Tarshis. Finn and his friend, nicknamed Rabbit, live in a rural area that’s been hit hard by wildfires. Families were displaced and school was interrupted. Moreover, their beloved forest is suffering — animals and plants haven’t b…Wildfires · California Read Article

Fast Five Interview: Donna Galanti

Fast Five is an author interview series. The author is sent 10 questions and is asked to answer five of them. If you are an author interested in participating in the Fast Five Author Interview series, please get in touch. Donna Galanti is the middle grade author of the Unicorn Island series, Joshua and the Lightning Road series, Loon Cove Summer, and the paranormal suspense Element Trilogy for adults. She has lived in fun locations including Eng…New Hampshire · New Hampshire Read Article

Book Review: The Dead of Summer by Ryan La Sala

In one day, I started and finished The Dead of Summer by Ryan La Sala (September 2025). I have been in a bit of a reading slump lately, and I did not expect to sit down and read a book all in one sitting. This book though brought me to tears. I’m sure a lot of us are feeling a bit concerned about the way that the world is going right now. It can really feel like the world is against us when so many bad things happen. Ollie knows all about bad t…Read Article

DIY Teen Makerspace: Pop-Up Cards Tutorial

If you’re tired of buying cards from the store and want a way to make a more personalized card for friends, here is a short guide on how to make a pop-up card. I have found that they are a fun way to show your appreciation to friends, and they kill some time if you have nothing to do. This also makes a great teen program or activity station in a teen makerspace. Materials: 2 full pieces of thick paper (I use Canson XL mixed media paper) A small…DIY · England See the Story

Richmond Celebrates Disability Pride Month, Promotes Inclusivity

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RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) -- Did you know that there's a flag for disability pride? To kick off Disability Pride Month, the city of Richmond is highlighting this symbol of inclusivity. July is Disability Pride Month, which the city described as "a time to honor the history, achievements and voices of people living with disabilities" in a July 1 Facebook post. The first Disability Pride Month was celebrated in 2015 -- the same year the Americans with …Pride Month See the Story

How the movie Interstellar led to the YA book BOUND BY STARS, a guest post by author E. L. Starling

My family rewatches Interstellar together every year, which sometimes (read: always) devolves into a heated debate about complex theories, space time, and whether “they” really are aliens. In spring of 2022 as the credits rolled, my oldest teenager brought up a certain billionaire’s desire to terraform Mars. We all responded with a version of the same idea, “Of course. Damage one planet and abandon it for another.” But this idea led to curiosity…Portland, Oregon · Portland Read Article

Good Parenting and its Most Surprising Adversary, a guest post by Brittney Morris

When my son was 15 months old, he had exactly one phrase that he would say. “Dat dut.”To anyone on the street, he was talking nonsense, but I knew he was either saying ‘da-da,’ ‘trash truck,’ or ‘turtle.’ I knew his inflections and responses to context clues so well that I could decipher his toddler babble with elite accuracy.I could name every food he’d ever tasted (and the likelihood of each one getting scarfed or hurled at the wall). Every de…Read Article

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