Library Journal Names San Francisco Public Library “Best of 2018”: Congratulations to our colleagues at the San Francisco Public Library, which was named the 2018 Gale/Library Journal Library of the year! One of several reasons [continue reading]
School Library Journal’s Article by Amy Martin on Police books
Amy Martin of Oakland Public Offers Ideas on Reviewing Books on Police in School Library Journal: Due to nationwide incidents of police violence against communities of color, Amy Martin led a team at Oakland Public [continue reading]
OUTSTANDING! – May 2018
Each month we post an annotated bibliography of books that were rated ‘Outstanding’ and nominated for our Distinguished List at our previous month’s meeting. Members can see full reviews of these books and many more [continue reading]
Great Summer Reading Lists from Mary Ann Scheuer
Mary Ann Scheuer wanted to share the summer reading suggestions that she has made. These include the reading levels that many school districts use (Fountas & Pinnell). While she used these levels as a guide, [continue reading]
ACL Meeting on June 8 at Oakland Main
ACL Meeting Friday, June 8, 2018: Just a quick reminder for our Bay Area members! Please join us for our ACL Meeting on Friday, June 8, 2018, from 9am–12:30pm at the Oakland Main Library. We [continue reading]
Grandparents and Babies Storytime
Grandparents for Babies Storytimes for babies and toddlers offer an opportunity to model great read-aloud techniques for parents and gives them the confidence to read to their children every day. A baby-toddler storytime can be [continue reading]
Boston Globe – Horn Book Awards Announced
Boston Globe-Horn Book Awards Announced: The 2018 Boston Globe-Horn Book Awards were announced on May 31th. The winners are: Picture Book Award: They Say Blue written and illustrated by Jillian Tamaki. Picture Book Honor Books: When’s My [continue reading]
Free Webinar on Yoga Storytime
Tuesday June 5 @noon Pacific – STRETCH Your Storytime! Supporting early learning with yoga and movement Presented by Katie Scherrer <https://infopeople.org/civicrm/event/info?id=774&reset=1> The centuries-old contemplative practice known as “yoga” is much more than a passing trend; it [continue reading]