22-year-old Amanda Gorman is only the sixth poet in U.S. history to read their work at a presidential inauguration, and within the week she's become a sensation. NBC News takes a look at other inaugural poets and their poetry collections: nbcnews.to/3c12rin

Today in History: poet & author Langston Hughes born, 1902 #otd #tih #AAHM #BlackHistoryMonthhttps://www.loc.gov/item/today-in-history/february-01/?loclr=twloc

Congrats to talented TJ artists recognized as Scholastic Award Winners! Thanks to art teacher Ms. Tracy Harris for her instruction and showcasing students' work. youtu.be/9EIwop2r-LY via YouTube

Today is International Women & Girls in Science day. Here are some books that celebrate women in science: yalsa.ala.org/thehub/2021/02…

March is Women's History Month -- visit this special website from the Library & several federal partners celebrating the vital role of women in American history: womenshistorymonth.gov/?loclr=twloc

In an #APAStyle paper, double-space the reference list, both within and between references. Do not add extra lines between references. For more tips, see our Creating an APA Style Reference List Guide at on.apa.org/APA-Style-guid… #7thEdition

Today in History: Susan B. Anthony speaks before the House Judiciary Committee, 1884 #otd #tih #WomensHistoryMonth loc.gov/item/today-in-…

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Congratulations to all shortlisted for the CILIP Carnegie Medal @CILIPCKG including #NBAwards Finalist Jason Reynolds News and Winner Elizabeth Acevedo carnegiegreenaway.org.uk/cilip-carnegie…

It's spring, and Fall for the Book is back! Don't miss the upcoming events: vabook.org/events/2021/03…

Celebrate the 2021 National Cherry Blossom Festival with a new video series from the Library that highlights both historic and contemporary traditions of springtime flower viewing, drawing on a variety of artifacts from Library collections: loc.gov/item/prn-21-01…

2021 Hugo Award Finalists Announced thehugoawards.org/2021/04/2021-h…

Celebrate #NationalPoetryMonth by trying your hand at #Haiku! Traditional Japanese haiku often involve nature, but the sky's not your limit! Use the American haiku format of 5 syllables, 7 syllables, 5 syllables & share it with us. Learn more: bit.ly/FCPL_Haiku?utm…

This #NationalPoetryMonth, celebrate the words of Indigenous poets with National Museum of the American Indian, including U.S. Poet Laureate Joy Harjo, Kealoha HawaiiSlam, @NatalieGDiaz and Jamaica Osorio. Streaming online, on demand through April 30: youtube.com/watch?v=PasT0z…

We spoke with famed biographer and 'The Code Breaker' author Walter Isaacson about the world-shaking potential of gene editing, the secret to effective science writing, and the abiding joy of figuring out how stuff works: bit.ly/3tyO234

For National Poetry Month Boston Review highlights contributions from poets including #NBAwards Winner Don Mee Choi and #LiteratureforJustice committee member and author Dwayne Betts and many more bostonreview.net/arts-society/m…

2021 National Book Awards Longlist for Fiction nationalbook.org/2021-national-…

FAQ: How many citations do I need in a paragraph where I am paraphrasing from one or more sources (e.g., after every sentence or just once at the end)? A: The “Long Paraphrases” section of this page has practical guidelines and examples: apastyle.apa.org/style-grammar-… #APAStyle

A booklist for U.S. library patrons looking to read about Ukrainian history and current events, compiled by Olha Aleksic, Jacyk Bibliographer for Ukrainian Collections at Harvard Univ.’s Ukrainian Research Institute (HURI Harvard): ow.ly/ZHCF50If0WX

Let your HS seniors who are graduating know about this special deal, to continue using NoodleTools through college! noodletools.com/promo/taketoco…