A Note From Ms. Kate (The Lavender Librarian) CALVIN is a beautiful picture book that hits a lot of the Storytime Solidarity's favourite topics. The book is gender-affirming, shows familial...
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In this interview we have the pleasure of talking to children's book author and illustrator Melanie Hope Greenberg. She talks about her community work, the fantabulous event that is the...
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If you've met one autistic person... you've met one autistic person. There are as many ways to be autistic as there are autistic people. In this, our second Asking Autistics...
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Love it or hate it, you can't escape it — ENCANTO fever is everywhere! With that in mind, most libraries are going to be presenting some kind of ENCANTO programming,...
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By Ingrid Christina Lombardo McCoy, "Ms. Christina" In March 2022, we featured Eoin McLaughlin's book, THE HUG, in our blog post on how to do a Saint Patrick’s Day storytime...
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By Kirin Nabi (aka Islamic School Librarian) With help from Shifa Saltagi Safadi (Muslim Mommy Blog) A Note from Miss Kate Every year two billion people celebrate Ramadan. That’s over...
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A note From Miss Rosie (Miss Rosie Reads!) Going to a new school is a BIG scary step in any child's life. Add to that a new country, a new...
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A Note from Stefanie (Library for the Kind) Drag Queen Story Hour promotes inclusion, diversity and all levels of kindness into storytime. These programs are run all over the world...
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Just as one grain of rice cannot fill an entire stomach, one book cannot tell every story. - Grace Lin on the importance of representation in literature A Note from...
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Join three women who bonded over late-in-life autism diagnoses as they discuss their journeys to find themselves. April 10th 2022 at 2pm! This will be Library for the Kind's first...
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