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Iran’s Protests Are the First Counter-Revolution Led by Women https://t.co/kw1bVWEyAh via @NewYorker #WomenLifeFreedom

I have to say @WestHam are fucking brilliant.

Learn about the history of Halloween. https://t.co/8MqqI9Xc9y

Andrea Dworkin’s books speak in a singularly powerful voice: she is one of the more under-appreciated prose stylists in postwar American writing. Her books matter too – in that they have been of real material consequence. @amiasrinivasan: https://t.co/H6iX0OheVT

National Book Award–winning author Kacen Callender speaks with SLJ about their new contemporary YA novel Lark & Kasim Start a Revolution (Abrams/Amulet). https://t.co/MSP9XgDant https://t.co/q3YqYue8Uz

I’m with @paulsng and we are having a discussion. I’ve not watched a single complete episode of @FriendsTV But heard that nobody, ever, in all those seasons, did ching. In New York. In the 80’s and 90’s. What a load of unrealistic pish. Fuck that childish nonsense.

The War in #Ukraine Launches a New Battle for the Russian Soul https://t.co/XCKIRR1sro via @NewYorker

Who doesn't love a good road trip story? https://t.co/PgXljC1nME

ICYMI: A look back at @davidostewart2's review of John le Carré's worthy but not great final novel, SILVERVIEW (@VikingBooks): https://t.co/8kGUyJh9mg https://t.co/FpazKkdNfp

‘If indentured service was a type of slavery, as has often been maintained, it followed the classical model according to which, through manumission, unfree Romans might level up to full citizenship.’ @malcolmgaskill: https://t.co/4gZ3Qto7c7

"This can’t be a wonderful scene: / the navy leather passenger seat / and my gender sprawled all over." https://t.co/tilo4NqXz2

Spooky! Or Spooky Lite? https://t.co/A7XOeU7QFw

Put ESSER Dollars to Work: School Libraries Can Benefit from American Rescue Plan Funds https://t.co/Swt3WiScq6 #SLJSummit https://t.co/XeRCmF5DFd

Attendees of the #SLJSummit were invited to submit proposals for fast-paced, high-interest talks. The proposals did not disappoint, covering: Dungeons & Dragons in the library; accessibility: & advocacy. Cicely Lewis will moderate the session. https://t.co/rLBI9iggpi https://t.co/egoI76BABN

Celebrate Imperfection with These 27 Titles for Young Children Use these books to convey the message that perfection isn’t required, good enough is good enough, and every child—and every child’s creation—has inherent value. https://t.co/tOy3o9FDCB