New Middle Grade Literature and Student Activism Against Book Bans
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In this episode of the Book Faire Podcast, Anthony explores the latest in middle grade and children's literature, highlighting new book releases that delve into themes of cultural identity, grief, and historical narratives. The discussion extends to the critical issues of censorship and book bans in schools, focusing on inspiring student activism and librarian efforts to combat these challenges. Listeners will also learn about the Library of Congress's upcoming interactive learning space designed specifically for young readers. This episode is an essential listen for librarians, educators, and anyone passionate about supporting diverse children's literature and advocating against censorship in schools.
New Releases:
- If This Were the World Stephen Barr, illus. by AG Ford (Ages 4-8)
- Each and Every Spark by Claire Swinarski (Ages 8-12)
- Goodbye, French Fry by Rin-rin Yu (Ages 8-12)
- Birdy by N. West Moss, with illustrations by Carrie Shyrock (Ages 10-14
- Postscript by Cory McCarthy (Ages 14+)
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