An Open Letter from a Life-Long Republican to the Louisiana State Legislature

We asked to share an “open letter” from Raymond Boudreau, a devoted library supporter and Jefferson Parish, Louisiana resident, to the state legislators.

Grassroots Groups and Libraries Join Forces

Literacy is a social equity issue.

Libraries as Crucibles for Democracy

Libraries fill a vital role through preservation, education, and maintaining safe spaces.

The Lasting Power of Audiobooks

At ninety-two years young, audiobook production remains firmly rooted in literacy access and inclusivity.

What Is National Library Outreach Day?

Did you know that National Library Outreach Day was formerly known as National Bookmobile Day?

How School Librarians Help with Standardized Testing

Fully funded school library programs result in higher reading scores.

Celebrating Libraries and Library Workers at a Difficult Stage

In times of book bans and censorship, libraries need your support more than ever.

1000 Books Before Kindergarten

Prioritizing reading with your children before they enter school sets them up for lifelong learning success.

Barbershop Books: Helping Black Boys Identify As Readers

Barbershop Books is an innovative organization helps nurture a love of reading and reader identity.

What do Trees, Goblins, Seahorses, and Crayons All Have in Common?

What do trees, goblins, seahorses, and crayons all have in common? Book banners think they're all too sexy.