Remembering Mary Rodgers, author of Freaky Friday. From The New York Times.
A Florida school pulls Paper Towns from its summer reading list. From Los Angeles Times.
The Amazon vs. Hathett battle goes on. From SLJ.
College graduates have trouble doing deep online searches. From The Chronicle of Higher Education.
12 great graphic novel adaptations. From PW.
Roger Sutton says the Children’s Choice Book Awards are nonsense. From The Horn Book.
FCC approves e-rate plan to inject $2 billion into wifi for schools and libraries. From SLJ.
The bench in Amsterdam where Hazel and August kiss in The Fault in Our Stars movie is missing. From The Huffington Post.
Go Boston! Boston leads in young adult and children's books. From The Boston Globe.
Comic Con 2014. From PW.
Book drive for unaccompanied immigrant children now underway. From Los Angeles Times.
Gayle Forman's If I Stay coming to theaters this August. From SLJ.
Should children's books have happy endings? From The Guardian.
The Brontes made tiny books as children. From BuzzFeed.
The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund has released its first Banned Books Week Handbook. And it's free! From PW.
Soviet children’s literature: The struggle between ideology and creativity. From Russia Beyond the Headlines.
On adapting The Graveyard Book to a graphic novel. From PW.
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