Reflecting the NCSS Theme: Culture, our K–12 librarians have curated a selection of stories that celebrate diverse traditions and shared values surrounding the Winter holidays from our curated feature list, Celebrating Christmas & Global Holiday Traditions.
How can you bring a comics collection to your academic library and align it to curriculum development and planning of your academic programs? Pamela Jackson’s method includes three replicable steps.
We’re looking forward to our favorite library event of the year, once again proudly sponsoring Library Journal and School Library Journal’s LibraryCon Live! on Thursday, November 6, 2025.
We’re looking at the titles that were added to Comics Plus in 2025 and spotlighting the most popular ones for every age level.
Vickie Blankenship’s fond memory of the library involved a beloved story that has stood the test of time across generations: Charlotte’s Web.
Rob Randle puts a spotlight on his favorite comics added to the Comics Plus collection in September 2025 — for readers of every age.
Comics and manga are for everyone! This month, we’re spotlighting Erased Vol. 1 (Yen Press) and Did You Hear What Eddie Gein Done? (Dark Horse) for older teens and adult readers.
Come visit us in Booth 229 at AASL 2025 to learn about “Read All The Comics!” and win a free collection of graphic novels, manga, and picture books!
Moni Barrette recommends six comics that highlight a range of family relations across a variety of genres.
Deconstructing history with comics helps students step into different worlds and understand how our past has shaped us and the world we live in.
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