Some of the most popular library titles are those with the "ripped from the headlines" topical premise. Remember rainbow parties? ...

I'm particularly guilty of absenteeism these days, at least as far as the blog is concerned, but I thought I'd tune in briefly just ...

Somehow, though I've been reading along faithfully, I never got around to reviewing the second in the Gail Carriger Finishing School ser...

Wow, a book review! What with all the ranting going around here lately, I'd almost forgotten that I do that. But, partially to blame ha...

Between the two of us, Tanita and I have done several posts with our notes and impressions from this year's KidLitCon in Sacramento. I...

The one and only Floating Head of Shannon Hale! It rocks! It talks! It silences its viewers! I didn't take as many notes as I should ...

This cover is really awesome. Summary : Protagonists whose past is hidden--even, sometimes, from themselves. It's something author S...

By now, the flurry of comments on the Guardian essay of last week have turned into their own weather system. I won't link to or add to ...

I meant to do this post last Thursday, but work spun dizzily out of my control, tossing me into a whirling black hole (do black holes whirl?...

This weekend's word is actually a phrase - Cultural Appropriation. I've blogged a bit about KidLit Con over the last week , and ta...

Charlotte Taylor, our program director, has clear Leadership Skillz, and came up with a great way to keep us thoughtful during those brief ...

KidLitCon: Brought to you by these fine people. l-r: Maureen Kearney, seated. Standing, me (aka tanita), Jen Robinson, Charlotte Taylor, M...