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2024 Lariat Adult Fiction Reading List Released
The 2024 Lariat Adult Fiction Reading List is here! Since 2009, the goal of the Lariat Adult Fiction Reading List is to highlight outstanding fiction that is “simply a pleasure to […]
Read MoreThe 2024 2×2 list is here!
The Texas Library Association is delighted to announce the arrival of the 2024 2×2 Reading List! These beautifully illustrated, often humorous and instructive volumes are the best of recent books meant […]
Read More2024 Texas Topaz Nonfiction Reading List Announced
The Texas Library Association is thrilled to announce the new Texas Topaz Nonfiction Reading List! The purpose of the Texas Topaz Reading List is to provide children, teens, and adults […]
Read MoreTLA Statement Regarding Author Chuck Tingle
As you may know, the Texas Library Association is currently planning and securing speakers for our annual conference in April. Last fall, we extended an initial invitation to author Chuck […]
Read MoreBetween the Lines: January Member Spotlight
Jean Darnell Dessau Middle School Librarian, Pflugerville ISD Author of Awaken Librarian, a library advocacy blog What inspired you to become a librarian? I worked at a high school where […]
Read MoreBetween the Lines: December Member Spotlight
Dr. Daniel F. Flores University Librarian Blumberg Memorial Library, Texas Lutheran University, Seguin, TX What inspired you to become a librarian? I was asked to help with a library project […]
Read MoreFive TLA 2024 Reading Lists Announced December 1
The Texas Library Association is proud to announce the release of five of our 2024 Reading Lists. We are grateful to the librarian members serving on the reading list committees […]
Read More2024 Lone Star Reading List Announced
The Lone Star Reading List is developed by public and school librarians from the Texas Library Association’s Young Adult Round Table. The purpose of the list is to encourage students […]
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