School Librarians United with Amy Hermon 300 Manga Goes to School
Authors and librarians Ashley Hawkins, Emily Ratica, Sara Smith, Julie Stivers and Mouna Toure share their expertise and strategies for building a Manga collection and program to support their entire school community.
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Ashley Hawkins (E141 Manga Librarian) LinkTree, Manga Librarian, Article on Banning of Sasaki & Miyano, 「好き」を育てるマンガ術－少女マンガ編集者が答える「伝わる」作品の描き方 (Translation: Manga techniques to foster "affection" - How to draw works that "communicate" with answers from a shoujo manga editor) by Shigeki Suzuki & Morishita suu (This is only available in Japanese at this time, but if you can read it, I highly recommend it!).
Emily Ratica: I have no social media to share. Check out Sara & Ashley's blogs though!
Sara Smith Linktree
(E280 I Survived: Year 1 District Library Coordinator, E200 Got Graphic Novels? Now What? E100 Your Graphic Library)
Julie Stivers Linktree BlueSky Manga in the Middle (manga reviewed with a middle school lens)(E168 Inclusive Libraries E128 Anime Club)
Sybil Mouna Toure BlueSky