Banned Books Week: Why is Gender Queer the Most Challenged Book?
It's Banned Books Week! Let's learn why Gender Queer by Maia Kobabe is the most challenged book.
Spotlight on Elizabeth Acevedo: Celebration of Latinx Cultural Heritage Month
Latinx Cultural Heritage Month Author Spotlight: Elizabeth Acevedo
10 Picture Books About Immigration and Belonging to Celebrate Welcoming Week
These books are full of stories to help you understand the successes, struggles, and journeys of immigrants past, present, and future.
The Holding Project
What makes you feel safe? What makes you feel unsafe? These questions are the basis for an ongoing and expansive public art project called The Holding Project.
Toledo Library Offers Support for Growing Natural Hair Product Business
Through her small business, and the support of TLCPL's free services and resources, Megan Davis is educating her community about the heritage and history of African American hair.
Ability Awareness resources for Upper Elementary (4-5); Middle School (6-8)
We hope that this list of both fiction and nonfiction titles for your middle grades reader will inspire ability awareness.
Dial-A-Story for October 13-26
You are enough! Dial in for books highlighting Ability Awareness.
Ability Awareness: Adult Nonfiction Booklist
Check out these nonfiction books written by people with disabilities.
Ability Awareness: Teen Book List
Want to gain a better understanding of younger characters that have disabilities? Check out these titles about youths who defied normal.
