Making History Fun Again: ‘If I Were a Kid’ Series from Scholastic

As someone with a history degree, I know all of the excuses in the book on why people don’t bother…

Combing Art and Knowledge: Informational Heart Maps

A couple of weeks ago, I posted an activity about reading passports. Since then, I’ve been on the look out…

In the wake of a brutal and drawn out election season, more and more disturbing truths are being revealed, especially…

It seems like we are stuck in a state of limbo at the moment: on one hand, the election results…

Thanksgiving has always been one of my favorite holidays. I’m not one of those people that sits at the table,…

‘Maker Spaces’ is the newest and trendiest buzzword in the LIS community. But what even are they? According to this…

When I first became an elementary school librarian, I was, admittedly, in over my head. There was so much to…

This month, my book club decided to go with something a little more ~spooky~ for Halloween time, so we chose…

Okay, the other day I came across this article on Facebook about a new service offered by NPR: Book Concierge.…