Aldalyn grew up with a bunch of weird siblings who expressed themselves by literally joining the circus. Since Aldalyn feared heights and most forms of physical exertion, they became a writer instead. They read, scribble, and enable young word lovers in Newark, NJ, where they are affectionately known as Mx. Aly, Library Unicorn. Find them on social media @mx_alycorn
A reader writes a letter to their mom on why The Baby-Sitters Club books should not have been off-limits in their childhood.
This librarian has some magic tricks that'll help you find the right books for any young library patron, including reluctant readers.
What happened when one librarian experienced transphobia on the internet, and how the Froot Loop Alliance of Library Alicorns was born.
In this Read Harder Challenge post, we're recommending books for the task asking you to read a romance by a trans and/or nonbinary author.
If you're looking for some great, seasonal story time reads for kids, check out these inclusive children's holiday books.
On the numerous (sometimes baffling) ways young library patrons lash out at each other, and how one librarian resolves these spats.
A children's librarian recounts the ways in which the library's younger patrons resist structure and act out in often humorous ways.
A librarian recounts giving an education on libraries and the book check out process to a young library patron.
How does a librarian introduce patrons, including kids, to themself when they're transnonbinary with they/them pronouns? Here's one tale.
"Donne was not thinking of me, a transnonbinary bisexual glitter boi who was assigned female in 1988, when he wrote 'She’s all states, and all princes, I.'"