Enhancing iSchool Learning Through the Scott O’Dell Award for Historical Fiction Committee By: Jessica Wise MLIS Graduate Student Secretary | ALA Student Chapter Scott O’Dell Award Selection Committee | Student Read more
Audience: Ages 7-10 years Review by Julie Loop (she/they) Graduate Student at Kent State University An eye opening and inspiring book, How do you spell unfair?: MacNolia Cox and Read more
Celebrate National Bat Day today with these six books about bats! Though popularly known as scary animals thanks to their part in folklore (especially in that of stories like Dracula) these Read more
Audience: Ages 4-8 years Review by Julie Loop (she/they) Graduate Student at Kent State University A lovely introduction to the Islam holiday of Ramadan, where Muslims around the world Read more
An inspirational narrative for all, Phenomenal AOC is a picturebook about how Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez became the youngest woman in Congress. Ocasio-Cortez was born in the Bronx to working-class parents who Read more
Audience: 4-8 years old Review by Nica-Emmanuel Delgado (They/Them) Undergraduate Student at Kent State University A beautifully crafted biography, Cut! Shines a light on a little-known woman in the filmmaking Read more
Celebrate Pi Day today with these four books about math! Sir Cumference and the Dragon of Pi Written by Cindy Neuschwander and illustrated by Wayne Geehan When a potion Read more
Audience: Ages 12 to 18 years Review by Julie Loop (she/they) Graduate Student at Kent State University A lovely coming-of-age story, On a Sunbeam is a graphic novel about Read more
Audience: Ages 14 and up Review by Julie Loop (she/they) Graduate Student at Kent State University A beautiful fantasy novel with elements of West African culture, Children of Blood Read more
Audience: Ages 6-10 years Review by Julie Loop (she/they) Graduate Student at Kent State University That Flag is a gentle introduction to encounters with the confederate flag. Keira and Read more
