This great site uses paper plates to introduce complex concepts. Paper plates, they're not just for picnics anymore!

With 20 in every 100 people having some form of dyslexia libraries need to address how to best serve this patron group.

Share these great Easter books with your young patrons.

The true adventures of Mary Kingsley will inspire patrons to embrace their dreams. Allow her travels to guide patrons through the adventure of research.

Celebrate Youth Art Month and the art of Georgia O´Keefe with this beautiful picture book.

Each year the IRS sends millions of tax forms to public libraries around the US. Many patrons need more information than forms provide. They may also need knowledge about filing taxes online. Here is the basic outline of a tax information page for your library´s website.

The Library Sciences site for March celebrates women´s history.

Are your patrons searching for something to read after they complete the Twilight Series? I created a handy bookmark that lists books readers can explore.

The debate rages about the world of blogging and its value. Many school library media specialists are being required to include it as part of their instruction. Follow these tips to get the most out of the experience for yourself and your students.

Students in middle school are in a difficult time of life. They stand with one foot in childhood, one foot in adulthood. Books can help bridge that gap by meeting their interests.