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Debates & Trends

2025 Trends in K-12 Global Literature

English to Korean, Korean to English: New Trends in Korean and English Children’s and YA Literature in the U.S.

Introducing Intellectual Freedom to Elementary Library Patrons

Holding Space for Story, Reflection and Voice

Speak: The Graphic Novel by Laurie Halse Anderson and Emily Carroll

The Continued Relevance of Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson

Hello, Dear Ferdinand! Of Bulls, Flowers and a Banned Book

Interior illustration from Pablo Finds a Treasure by Andree Poulin and Isabelle Malenfant.

Poverty Representations in Children’s Literature

educational borders

Crossing Educational Borders with Children’s Literature

cultural borders

Crossing Linguistic and Cultural Borders

crossing geographic borders

Understanding and Crossing Geographic Borders with Children’s Literature

crossing borders

Crossing Borders with Children’s Literature

imaginative narratives

Supporting Refugees and Immigrants through Imaginative Narratives

refugees and immigrants, strong characters

Supporting Refugees and Immigrants through Narratives with Strong Characters

bilingual books

Supporting Refugees and Immigrants through Bilingual Books

book cover

Supporting Refugees and Immigrants through Silent Books

WOW Currents

Immigrant and Refugee Narratives from 2016

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