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2026 YART Reading Lists Announced

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It’s an excellent time to explore young adult literature (books aimed at 6th to 12th graders, ages 12-18). Whether preteens and teens are looking for a new fantasy world to […]

2026 TAYSHAS Reading List Announced

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We’re delighted to announce the 2026 TAYSHAS Reading List! TAYSHAS takes its name from the Caddo Indian word meaning “friends or allies.” Written as texas, texios, tejas, teyas or tayshas, […]

2026 Spirit of Texas Reading List Announced

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The Spirit of Texas (SPOT) Reading Program aims to foster a deeper understanding of what it means to be a Texan and to cultivate an appreciation for the literary works […]

2026 Maverick Graphic Novel Reading List Announced

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Graphic novels are increasingly popular with readers of all ages. These novels powerfully combine images and text, contain diverse characters, encourage empathy among readers, and invite them to explore settings […]

2026 Lone Star Reading List Announced

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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 […]

Between the Lines: November Member Spotlight

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Kelli M. Wilder Professor, Library and Humanities St. Phillip’s College 1. What inspired you to become a librarian? I was in my late 20s, a new mom, miserable in a […]

The Role of a Library Friends Group: The Leon Valley Story

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“The purpose of the Friends is to support the needs of the library,” Maryanna explained. “That might mean additions to the collection, supplies, furniture, or support for events that the […]

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