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Langston Hughes' birthplace can't forget him — and neither should we. Murals around downtown Joplin bear quiet witness to his greatness and hope.
Students, professors and community members will kick off Penn State Altoona’s 24th annual African American Read-In this weekend with the theme Black ecologies, which celebrates environmental writing by Black authors. Exploring topics ranging from urban nature to geography to environmental science, this multi-day event aims to engage attendees with both contemporary and historical works by […]
It's the moment we've all been waiting for: the Calling Caldecott mock ballot! Conclude all lingering literary debates, pull your thoughts together, take a deep breath, and VOTE on what you think stands out as the most distinguished American picture books of the year.
Cathryn M. Mercier considers A Walk in the Woods, written by Nikki Grimes with illustrations by Jerry Pinkney and Brian Pinkney:
Two picture books I particularly loved from Publisher’s Weekly’s Best Books of 2023