Awards & Recognition, Featured-LL School Library Journal’s Best Audiobooks of 2016

Do you offer the best in children’s and teen audiobooks at your library? School Library Journal’s top picks for 2016 include a touching tale of friendship, a rocking summer road trip, a sweeping work of historical fiction, and a powerful story of love and tragedy. Read more

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Awards & Recognition, Collection Development, Featured-LL School Library Journal’s Top Audiobook Picks of 2015

School Library Journal unveiled their Top 10 Audiobook Picks of 2015 on Twitter this week. Media editor Stephanie Klose explained that “for an audiobook to make the #SLJBest2015 list, the work’s plot, characterization, prose craft, narration, and production all had to be ace.” They also aim to include titles for kids of all ages, as well as a wide range of voices and experiences. Listening Library is thrilled to have two groundbreaking titles for teens on School Library Journal’s list Read more

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Collection Development, Collection Development, Promotions & Events, Promotions & Events Don’t Miss Four FREE May Webinars covering Common Core, Diversity, Current Library Trends in Audio, and Mysteries!

Want to be in the know? Four exciting webinars are happening this month. Mark your calendars and visit with 2015 Coretta Scott King Winner, Jason Reynolds; Grammy Award-winning producer, Dan Zitt; and Odyssey Honor-winning narrator MacLeod Andrews—plus, learn about new CCSS titles and solve the conundrum of how to build a better mystery collection. Read more

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Promotions & Events Webinar: Books for Boys!

Are you eager to see more of your boy patrons reading and listening?

Join School Library Journal for the upcoming Books for Boys webinar! Learn about this fall’s collection of new books for boys during this School Library Journal webcast event. Covering everything from Greek gods to spooks and spectors, this session will inspire anyone who’s looking to get new titles in the hands of boys grades K-12. Read more

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