SLJ's Most Popular Posts of 2014

by Kathy Ishizuka
Dec 31, 2014 | Filed in News & Features
From early literacy and culturally diverse titles selected by our review editors to a model public library program, the top articles of the year at School Library Journal.
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Illustration by John S. Dykes from How to Create a Knockout Summer Literacy Program (#8).

    From early literacy and culturally diverse titles selected by our review editors to a model public library program, the top articles of the year at School Library Journal:   1)  SLJ’s Best of 2014 | Books, Apps, Tech, and More 2)  Study Ties College Success to Students' Exposure to a High School Librarian 3)  Bibliotherapy for Teens: Helpful Tips and Recommended Fiction  4)  Goal: 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten | First Steps 5)  Lemony Snicket Sponsors Prize for Librarians Facing Adversity 6)  Winners of the Youth Media Awards | ALA Midwinter 2014 7)  Engaging with Ebooks Can Aid Children’s Literacy, Study Finds 8)  How to Create a Knockout Summer Literacy Program 9)  Culturally Diverse Books Selected by SLJ’s Review Editors 10) Nashville Public Library Reinvents Its Summer Reading Model, Sees Early Success 

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