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It also features weekly reviews of forthcoming books considered a must-read for the industry. | | School Library Journal | School Library Journal Magazine is edited for librarians who work with young people in school and public libraries and provides indispensable information needed to manage libraries, from creating high-quality collections to understanding how technology can assist -- or hinder -- learning. School Library Journal, founded in 1954, carries more book reviews and wins more awards for editorial excellence than any other publication in the field. |
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