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  1. Oct 29

    read books that challenge ur own thinking and rep. ur kids more. acceptance is key; u may not have all the answers and that’s ok

    1 reply . 10 retweets 39 likes
  2. Oct 29

    A2: We need to stop shaming kids for overdue library books. We need to have fine-forgiveness. Remove the fear from borrowing.

    16 replies . 57 retweets 296 likes
  3. Oct 29

    YES! They want books about kids being kids! My kids have loved Amina's Voice and Ghost because they see actual kids.

    A3: Looking for titles that characters are JUST kids and NOT oppressed. Enough slavery and segregation. My students need more.
    3 replies . 5 retweets 38 likes
  4. Oct 29

    A3: I think that it is important that all schools have certified school librarians.

    4 replies . 39 retweets 166 likes
  5. Oct 29

    And when teachers STOCK their library, embrace saying "I'd rather lose a book than lose a reader."

    2 replies . 68 retweets 237 likes
  6. Oct 29

    Q1. Where did you get books to read (or not) when you were a child?

    165 replies . 10 retweets 52 likes
  7. Oct 29

    The absence of a voice is a judgement against it. Every child deserves to see themselves in your library.

    Replying to @donalynbooks
    A3: If a kid can't find themselves in your library, fix it.
    3 replies . 67 retweets 169 likes
  8. Oct 29

    I am waiting for copies of The First Rule of Punk by ! I know readers will rip it out of my 🤚 when I Book Talk it.

    5 replies . 4 retweets 24 likes
  9. Oct 29

    Our topic tonight is book access. Children need physical, intellectual, cultural, and emotional access to books.

    3 replies . 66 retweets 188 likes
  10. Oct 29

    Q4: It is time to talk books! What are you reading? What are your students reading? What are you excited to read?

    43 replies . 10 retweets 32 likes
  11. Oct 29

    I can't wait for the day when we can send every student home with a like this!

    8 replies . 31 retweets 216 likes
  12. Oct 29

    A2. It's not too soon to plan for summer reading as a school community. Evidence-based program that works

    1 reply . 32 retweets 78 likes
  13. Oct 29

    It's essential we celebrate reading DURING school if we want students to read OUTSIDE of it

    18 retweets 90 likes
  14. Oct 29

    Disclaimer: We are not responsible for your book purchases.

    6 replies . 5 retweets 111 likes
  15. Oct 29

    A2 Don't be afraid to "lose" books...Let students take them home.

    4 replies . 16 retweets 79 likes
  16. Oct 29

    A3: We as teachers need to model how the books we read affect us emotionally.

    3 replies . 1 retweet 16 likes
  17. Oct 29

    A2. Assuming families can get library cards is a privileged stance. Tangible obstacles: fines, transportation, residency.

    10 replies . 25 retweets 112 likes
  18. Oct 29
    Replying to

    When my children were born 15 and 17 years ago, they both left the hospital with a bag of books provided to all newborns.

    2 replies . 2 retweets 26 likes
  19. Oct 29

    A3 CHOICE! CHOICE! CHOICE! Stop censoring & labeling bks as bad/good or rigorous enough! Let kids read what their hearts need.

    2 replies . 30 retweets 113 likes
  20. Oct 29

    Q3. Cultural, social, intellectual, & emotional access matter, too. How can we consistently provide these to kids?

    26 replies . 13 retweets 43 likes

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