SLJ Fall Day of Dialog
Welcome to Random House Teachers and Librarians.com’s dedicated page for SLJ’s Fall Day of Dialog!
If you have any questions for the School & Library team, please feel free to email us at slmarket@randomhouse.com.
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Resources for Educators and Librarians
Host a Random House Children's Book Author at your Library, School or Virtually!
The experience of meeting authors is a great way to encourage learning and spark excitement in students. It inspires them to read more and become fully engaged in the writing process. If you’re interested in organizing a successful author visit, look no further! The author appearance coordinator at Random House Children’s Books can assist you in finding the right author for your school or library.
To coordinate an author visit, please click here for a helpful brochure.
Random House Children's Books YouTube Channel
Don’t miss the special Random House Children’s Books YouTube playlist dedicated to Teachers and Librarians. This playlist features unique content designed specifically for you and your students.
Make sure to save this page to easily access the latest videos.
Inside the Artist Studio video featuring Michaela Goade (Remember), Eric Rohmann (Mine!), Frank Morrison (Harlem at Four), and Rudy Gutierrez (Window Fishing)!
Banned Books
We at Penguin Random House fervently oppose these attempts at censorship because we believe that books make us better, and students, in particular, deserve access to a wide range of perspectives.
Click here to learn what we’re doing – and what you can do – to protect the freedom to read.
Rally for the Right to Read
Click here to request a free RIGHT TO READ KIT for your community!
Join us in spotlighting and fighting censorship in your communities all year long!
Kit Contents:
Easel for Display
-Customizable Signage
-Resources and Title List
-Postcard Pack
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