Please select one Author or Illustrator Curriculum Coordinator Editor Educator/Teacher Librarian: Adult/Public Services Librarian: Cataloging Librarian: Children Services Librarian: Collection Development/Acquisitions Librarian: Electronic Resources Librarian: K-12 Librarian: Other Librarian: Public Librarian: Reference/Information Services Librarian: Serials Librarian: Technical Services/IT or Systems Librarian: University/College Librarian: Young Adult Library Director/Assistant Director Library/Branch Manager LIS Student Non-Librarian: Consumer Non-Librarian: Professional President/Chairman/CEO Reading/Literacy Specialist Sales School Library Media Specialist Teacher-Librarian
Please select one Academic Library: 2 year/Community College Academic Library: 4 year/University/College Academic Library: Post Graduate Level Book Manufacturer/Bookseller Consumer Educator/Board of Educators Government Library Library Science Studies/Faculty Literary/Rights Agent Other Library Print/Film/BCST Media Public Library/System Publisher/Publishing School District School Library: Elementary School Library: High School School Library: Middle School/Junior High School Library: Other (K-8, K-12, etc.) Service Provider Special Library: Business/Association/etc. Wholesaler/Distributor/Supplier Writing, Editing, or Illustration
A special project brought to you by Library Journal and School Library Journal , the leading publications for librarians nationwide. Your Home Librarian is designed to help you get through the COVID-19 crisis by keeping you informed, entertained, and organized. The newsletter provides readers of all ages book recommendations, multigenerational activity ideas, and tips on home organization. (Weekly)
To see past issues of Your Home Librarian, please click here .
Provides public and academic librarians with a snapshot of the latest news from the field, plus select highlights from the magazine, along with a featured Job Zone posting, and weekly Xpress Reviews. Also includes occasional topic-specific alerts. (weekly)
This comprehensive newsletter delivers the best of LJ ’s book-related feature’s and columns, reviews, Barbara Hoffert’s Prepub Alert posts, and Neal Wyatt’s BookPulse news updates in one spot, so you can put LJ 's strength in book coverage to work. LJ Reviews+ brings all of the previews, collection development and RA tools, and highlights of buzzy books that librarians need—straight to your inbox. (weekly)
Supplies essential news and insights for academic librarians and features columns from Steven Bell (From the Bell Tower), Barbara Fister (Peer to Peer Review), and others, plus fascinating newsmaker interviews. Also includes occasional special editions from INFOdocket. (weekly)
Be the first to read about what’s moving in the marketplace and getting buzz, bookish stories making news, and key items from the book-loving web. This collection development and readers’ advisory insight is designed to help you navigate the fast and furious flow of new books and book news. (daily)
You can also sign up for these newsletters from our other websites.
SLJ 's award-winning newsletter, keeping children’s librarians up-to-date on breaking news, top tech trends, remarkable new titles, and what kids are reading for fun. Features interviews with the hottest names in children’s literature as well as up-to-the-minute reviews of movies and the books they’re based on, plus job openings, and much more. (twice a week)
Reviews the latest books and other materials for children and young adults, and links these materials to the curriculum. Also included are interviews and thematic articles and authoritative advice on the titles a library or classroom needs to help keep children and teens reading and learning. (monthly)
Explores middle grade books, library programs, and services for the tweenaged, helping librarians better serve their middle grade patrons. From collection development pieces and booklists to innovative programming ideas, this newsletter focuses on the unique challenges and opportunities around serving those kids who are not little children anymore—but not quite young adults, either. (monthly)
Notes from the Horn Book (monthly) is perfect for teachers, librarians, parents and anyone looking for good new books for children and teenagers. Each issue features interviews with leading writers and illustrators, brief recommendations of noteworthy titles, and the latest news from the children’s book world. Nonfiction Notes (six times a year) is a companion e-newsletter that focuses on the best of the best in nonfiction. Talks with Roger is an occasional — and lively! — sponsored newsletter in which editor in chief Roger Sutton interviews an author or illustrator.