Vol 21, No 4 (2023)

Winter

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Table of Contents

Notes

Editor’s Note: You Can Go Home Again
Sharon Verbeten
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Features

The Pandemic and Preschoolers: COVID Kids and How Libraries Can Support Them
Tess Prendergast
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3-5
At the Margins: Answering the Call of Newly Arrived Communities
Alexandria Abenshon, Adriana Blancarte-Hayward
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Still Crabby after All These Years: A Crabby Librarian Origin Story
Melanie Lyttle
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8-10
Truth in Stories: Recognize Bias by Examining Point of View in Fiction and Nonfiction
Katherine Brewer
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11-16
Intention and the Unexpected: Manifesting the Storytelling Librarian’s Goals
Sue Mirkin
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A Missed Opportunity: Increasing the Use of Inclusive Library Programs and Practices
Derek Daskalakes, Melissa Stormont, Caroline Gooden, Carol L. Russell, Maria Cahill, Denice Adkins, Bobbie Sartin Long, Alicia K. Long
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19-23
Leading with Intent: Museums and Libraries and Collaboration, Oh My!
Kathryn Jones, Sherri Killins Stewart
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24-27
Beyond a Single Identity: Family-Themed Picture Books Depicting Intersecting Identities
Lisa Czirr, Christine Uliassi, Margaret Gichuru, Patricia Roiger
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28-34
Where the Wild Things Are: Children’s Book Creators Team Up for Conservation Work with Wild Tomorrow
Sharon Verbeten
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35-35

Departments

Public Awareness and Advocacy Committee: Speaking of Pronouns: An Interview with Author/Advocate Maya Christina Gonzalez
Ana-Elba Pavon
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36-37
School Age Programs and Services Committee: Challenges Are Escalating: How to Prepare for Program Challenges
Lisa Bintrim
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38-39

The Last Word

New Sendak Book Set for 2024 Release
Sharon Verbeten
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40-40