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Making & Creating
By LJ and SLJ editors
The last year or so has proven that during times of great stress and uncertainty, many of us turn to activities where we can see the tangible result of our labor. Some rediscovered an old passion, while others began a journey to learning new skills. We previously highlighted modern takes on knitting, crocheting, sewing, quilting, and more. Now, we're taking a step back and focusing on the basics: How does one get started? We're here to help.

image Crafting for Beginners of All Ages
By Jennifer Dayton
Crafting has always been around, but over the course of the pandemic, these creative outlets have taken on more importance. Here are tips on getting started.
image Simple Ways to Spruce Up Your Home
By Melanie Kletter
Here are eight simple things you can do to breathe new life into your home, no matter what style or décor you prefer or your budget.
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image Fun and Games: Books Sparking Olympic Excitement
By SLJ Reviews
With the Summer Olympics scheduled to begin July 23 in Tokyo, Games-obsessed young readers—and anyone looking for a little escape or inspiration—will find something in these titles.
image 12 Graphic Novels for Chapter Book Readers
By SLJ Reviews
With humor and heart, these eye-catching books take on everything friendship, mystery, adventure, and even a bit of metafiction.
image 21 YA Sci-Fi and Fantasy Books To Expand Your World
By SLJ Reviews
These YA sci-fi and fantasy titles offer up magical worlds, and new ways of looking at our own.
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image 12 Books To Nurture Budding Young Activists
By SLJ Reviews
Aimed at infants and toddlers through elementary school students, these titles introduce topics such as intersectionality and privilege, with explanations that are age-appropriate and honest.
image 19 Picture Book Biographies To Read Together
By SLJ Reviews
Here's some of our favorite picture book biographies, from inventors and engineers to scientists and artists. The individuals profiled in these captivating read-alouds will inspire young readers (and their grown-ups).
image 22 Titles To Make Middle Graders LOL
By SLJ Reviews
Warning: These 22 titles may induce hearty chuckles, grossed-out giggles, or milk-out-the-nose laughing. 
image 12 Teen Romances Delve Into Big Feelings and Deep Thoughts
By SLJ Reviews
These page-turning, swoon-worthy reads manage to keep it light while also diving into deeper themes.
image YA Debut Authors Open Up About Their Protagonists
By Melanie Kletter
As summer arrives, three new YA authors tell SLJ about the characters in their books and share what they plan to do for fun this season.

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