Read this issue on Flipster. Go to the Denton HS Library website for instructions on accessing free emagazines on Flipster. Denton H.S. Library

Have you ever wondered what your favorite authors like to read? Entertainment Weekly spoke with 11 YA authors who shared their reading recommendations for spring: bit.ly/2NWmXal

I am so honored to reveal the covers of the first #1619Project books: THE 1619 PROJECT: A NEW ORIGIN STORY, which dramatically expands the original project, & the children's picture book BORN ON THE WATER, both to publish by One World Nov. 16. Info at 1619books.com

👀Look what I received from I read YA 🏳️‍🌈📚!! Can't wait to share these 📚with students!! Thank you!!

May the fourth be with you as you return your books to the dark side. Return a book & get a free Star Wars Pop while supplies last. Denton H.S. Library Denton High School #Dentonisdreads

Happy Children's Book Week! Stop by the DHS library during all lunches to pick out a book for a child Students: do you have a young sibling, niece, or nephew? Books in English or Spanish. Teachers are invited too!

TWU ELLevate! Grant & DHS Library presented Family Kits Book Event in April. Thank you @ELLevateGrant Mandy Stewart and the TWU ELLevate Grant team: Carolyn and Liliana for purchasing the books and materials for our wonderful DHS students!

HALLOWEEN GIVEAWAY!🎃 We're giving away one copy of each of these spooky books this Halloween! To enter, simply: 📚Like & RT this post 📚Tag a pal in the comments 📚Follow us here on Twitter Hurry - you only have 24 HOURS! (1/2)

We’re gearing up for a serious fight for voting rights in 2022 and we can’t do it without you. Join VOTE.ORG and @whenweallvote and @michelleobama in our pledge to #FightForOurVote weall.vote/fightforourvote

Some things that matter 🙏🏽💙

A new poll found that nearly 90% of Americans are concerned about the mental health of youth. These tips can help you talk to your teen about mental health. (Via Life Kit): n.pr/3uTAWRn

Visit 22 bookstores in 2022 22in22.net

Once you learn to read, you will be forever free.” - Frederick Douglass From African American history staples, to cookbooks and visionary novels, to books for the kids — our new #Juneteenth reading list is here for you to explore: s.si.edu/3aY8t56

Many businesses and organizations are observing the June 19th holiday of #Juneteenth today. Here are some books to help little ones learn about this holiday: ow.ly/4T1S50JAfYx

😎Stop by the library and pick up your very own Take and Make craft kit! Fun crafts for ages K-5 and teens available for free while supplies last. New kits arrive on July 2. When you're done show us on social by tagging our account and adding #ccplsummerfun.

These are some of the books that have been challenged and banned in the United States. #BannedBooksWeek

The women of Delta Sigma Theta, an African American sorority, brought books to students in the segregated South in the 1930s. Their bookmobile reached schools with few teachers and resources. This photo is from our National Museum of American History's Scurlock collection. #SmithsonianWHM

In 1921 Pura Belpré became the first Puerto Rican librarian in the NY Public Library. Through initiatives like instituting bilingual story hours and implementing Spanish-language books, Belpré pioneered the library's work with the Spanish-speaking communities. #SmithsonianWHM

"Winyan Wánakikśin" (Women Defenders of Others), an award-winning belt created by Kevin & Valerie Pourier (both Oglala Lakota) depicts 8 Indigenous women defending and preserving Indigenous rights, sovereignty, and cultures through arts, education & advocacy. /1 #SmithsonianWHM

On #NationalSandwichDay - think about going the #vegetarian or #vegan route. Peanut Butter & Jelly never gets old! #FridayFeeling #Health