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FYI,

Join ALA's Jewish Information Committee (JIC) for a free preview of upcoming Jewish books for young readers across every age group-from picture books and early readers to middle grade, YA, and graphic novels during this free, one-hour Booklist webinar on Wednesday, September 16 at 2 p.m. ET / 11 a.m. PT.

Discover stories that reflect the rich diversity of the Jewish experience, featuring authentic voices, vibrant storytelling, and fresh perspectives for kids and teens.

What You'll Learn:

• Forthcoming Highlights: A sneak peek at the most anticipated upcoming titles across all age categories.

• Diverse Perspectives: Books depicting a wide range of Jewish identities, cultures, and modern lives.

• Collection Building: Practical recommendations to refresh your school, public, or personal library collections. 

Who Should Attend: Children's and teen librarians, educators, booksellers, collection development specialists, and anyone looking to connect young readers with great Jewish literature.

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Register for the webinar that will be held via Zoom here: Webinar Registration - Zoom

Forwarded by:

Sharon Rawlins (she/her)

Youth Services Specialist

Library Development
New Jersey State Library

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