Exploring Character Development Through Fantastic Fantasy Reads | Classroom Connections
Our engagement team zeroes in on analyzing character development in fantasy stories students will actually want to read.
Our engagement team zeroes in on analyzing character development in fantasy stories students will actually want to read.
We’re looking forward to our favorite event of the year, once again proudly sponsoring Library Journal and School Library Journal’s LibraryCon Live! on Thursday, November 14, 2024. The free virtual event celebrates its 10th anniversary with a full day of programming featuring comics and manga, and is an excellent opportunity to expand your readers’ advisory recommendations.
We are looking for a dynamic marketer who is as passionate about comics and libraries as they are HTML and Instagram, and understands the difference between being data-driven and data-informed. This role involves creating, executing, and analyzing integrated marketing campaigns to support product marketing and customer engagement goals across email, social media, and other digital channels. Additional responsibilities include managing a marketing asset repository and providing remote logistical support for LibraryPass’ presence at select conferences.
As a teenager, I really needed Comics Plus or something similar: a digital library that championed manga, comics and graphic novels as valid forms of reading. An educational resource that showed that visual literature deserved respect and representation in libraries.
Rob Randle puts a spotlight on notable comics and manga recently added to the Comics Plus collection — for readers of every age.
Our engagement team zeroes in on stories about families and feelings to help students who may struggle during the holiday season.
Moni Barrette recommends dramatic reads from the Comics Plus collection — for readers of every age.
The most important feature of Comics Plus is that it offers unlimited, simultaneous access to its materials. Readers of all ages have faced the disappointment of discovering that the books they want to read are not available on their library’s shelves, because they are checked out, missing, damaged, or unavailable.
At LibraryPass, we believe in the power of libraries, and we believe in the power of comics. We stand with librarians in the ongoing battle against book challenges — not just for one week each year, but for whenever and wherever such challenges arise.
Our engagement team has selected some cozy mysteries designed to challenge and inspire students of all ages to delve deeper into their independent reading.