General
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May 10, 2026
We all know that as the school year winds down and the weather gets warmer, the wiggles get worse. Kids struggle to focus and sit still, but school isn’t done yet! We must press on! (We know the sunshine calls to teachers and librarians too, but don’t worry, we won’t tell.) So we are here to point you in the direction of books that capture attention, engage kids during storytime, and may even make you, the adult, chuckle too.
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May 07, 2026
What does a school librarian look like in a rural community?
In Marion, Illinois, librarian Kristi Pierce has built a program that goes far beyond books, including a student-powered book delivery service that keeps reading accessible for everyone.
Her story is a reminder of how librarians across the country are redefining what a library can be. -
April 06, 2026
When Mary Paige Boyce stepped out of retirement to become a certified school librarian at Richland School District Two’s Center for Knowledge and Center for Knowledge North in Columbia, South Carolina, she brought a unique blend of experience and fresh perspective.
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January 20, 2026
Junior Library Guild is excited to feature Rhapsody Smith: Ice Angel by Lorna Schultz Nicholson, a new Hi-Lo Middle selection arriving and ready to unbox this Winter 2025! This story combines the fast-paced excitement of hockey with a gripping mystery, perfect for middle-grade readers who love action, teamwork, and uncovering secrets.
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September 25, 2025
Building a strong school library collection takes more than just adding new titles to your shelves. It’s about balancing budgets, saving time, and making sure the books you choose truly connect with students. For both school librarians and district administrators, finding the right vendor can make that process easier — and a lot less stressful.
Here are the top 5 considerations to keep in mind when choosing where to buy books for your school library.
