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Library and Information Science
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UK September 2026
384 Pages
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PB 9798216198017
• US September 2026
• £95 00 / $130 00
• £54 99 / $74 95
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• £49 49 / $67 45
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UK September 2026
Academic Libraries
An Introduction
Edited by Nora J Bird, University of North Carolina-Greensboro, USA & Michael A Crumpton, University of North CarolinaGreensboro, USA
A new text for academic librarianship courses written for today’s complex library environment
Academic libraries are the heart of academic communities and embrace their university or colleges’ missions in complex, diverse, and dynamic circumstances This text captures the essence of that complexity, demonstrates academic libraries’ value, and provides a comprehensive resource for students and professional librarians
The text’s eight parts give LIS students a thorough overview of how academic libraries work:
The Academic Environment; Administration; Library Spaces; Scholarly Communication and Resources; Research, Outreach, and Instruction; Technology; Promoting the Library; Other Trends and Perspectives
Written by contributors experienced in both teaching academic librarianship and working in academic libraries, this text is reflective of changes within higher education, the library profession, and the expectations of stakeholders Chapters include case studies and discussion questions written by the book’s editors
4TH EDITION
Children's Literature in Action
A Librarian's Guide
BOR
Marianne Martens, Kent State University, USA & Sylvia M Vardell, Texas Woman’s University, USA
The fully revised and updated fourth edition of Children’s Literature in Action offers a concise but comprehensive introduction to the body of literature for children (ages 0–12) for pre-service librarians and educators who work in the school or public library setting
This well-regarded text by Sylvia M Vardell and new co-author Marianne Martens follows a genre-based approach, providing an overview of genres, featured authors and titles, most important awards, selection criteria, and practical applications for each major genre in the field Each chapter includes:
Practitioner perspectives; Exemplary titles; Sample reviews; Major award winners; Historical perspectives; Instructional standards; Relevant assignments; Related professional resources
• US September 2026
432 Pages • 20 photos
HB 9798216186182 • £95 00 / $130 00
PB 9798216186175 • £49 99 / $67 95
ePDF 9798216186205 • £44 99 / $61 15
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Library and Information Science
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UK September 2026
The fourth edition adds new material on the growing body of middle grade literature, graphic novels and manga for young readers, new mixed-genre categories, cross-curricular connections, trends in nonfiction, and the latest digital materials and tools It includes expanded content on diverse and inclusive literature and international perspectives
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4TH EDITION
Young Adult Literature in Action
A Librarian's Guide
Rose Brock, am Houston State University, USA
The fourth edition of Young Adult Literature in Action retains its popular genre organization to teach library and information science students and professional librarians how to select quality books for young adults
Showcasing the best and most up-to-date young adult literature, this well-regarded textbook provides a survey of YA lit for undergraduate and graduate students seeking licensures and degrees leading to careers working with young adults in school and public libraries Valuable resources include updated “Librarians in Action” sections for each chapter as well as new:
Collaborative activities; featured books; Special topics and programs; Selected awards and celebrations; Historical connections; Recommended resources; Issues for discussion; Assignment suggestions
• US September 2026
304 Pages • no artwork
HB 9798216170037 • £95 00 / $130 00
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Emphasis is placed on the role of book formats and the relevance of librarians serving both younger and older teen populations Middle-grade recommendations and authors are featured in each chapter, and book recommendation lists include middle-grade titles Information on new media applications such as audiobooks and social media and an increased focus on graphic novels and manga make this edition the most comprehensive young adult literature textbook available
Digital Citizenship, Technology, and Libraries
UK August 2026
• US August 2026
208 Pages
HB 9798216396260
• £95 00 / $130 00
PB 9798216195412 • £32 99 / $44 95
ePDF 9798216195436 • £29 69 / $40 45
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UK August 2026 • US August 2026
224 Pages
HB 9798216196297 • £95 00 / $130 00
PB 9798216196280 • £49 99 / $67 95
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Inclusive Digital Citizenship Ideas and Implementation
Kirsten Wilson, The Bulldog Educator Consulting, LLC, USA & Carrie Rogers, Digital Respons-Ability, USA
Research, detailed strategies, and case studies encourage inclusivity in digital citizenship and the ethical and responsible use of technology in libraries.
Inclusive digital citizenship goes beyond mere access to technology it requires a nuanced understanding of how technology can either empower or hinder various communities Divided into two parts, this book offers both ideas and implementation The first half contains frameworks and an overview of systems, research, and theories The second half offers specific, practical case studies and actionable steps
Rogers and Wilson provide tools to support students, families, and community members in becoming responsible digital citizens Their groundbreaking framework addresses inclusivity across digital access, literacy, design, and community engagement It equips librarians and educators with actionable tools like gap analyses, professional learning strategies, and collaborative models to bridge the digital divide Foundational concepts are balanced with practical implementation, metacognitive activities, and visual aids This book will empower you to foster equity-driven systems and digital citizenship in diverse contexts
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Practical Digital Asset Management A Guide for Students and Practitioners
Lisa Grimm, Dublin, Ireland & E Keathley, Atlanta, Georgia, USA
A definitive introduction to digital asset management and its role in the content ecosystem: what, why, how-to, and best practices
This text is an important resource for students and for professionals who need to learn about Digital Asset Management (DAM) systems for their workplace Authors Grimm and Keathley lay out what a DAM is, the major types of systems on the market, and how to implement and work with a DAM DAM’s role has become central to broader content ecosystems, and knowing how to manage integrations and more complex business rules and architecture has become fundamental to DAM work Additionally, the hype around generative AI has meant an increase, rather than a decrease, in the amount of knowledge DAM managers need in their day-to-day roles: the data cleanup required to successfully drive AI projects in DAM is a foundational step that this book helps readers understand
Students hoping to work with DAM will appreciate updated information on changes in the field, including insights on the progress of adoption of this technology by corporations and cultural institutions Common issues in DAM launch and adoption are discussed, with practical case studies presenting solution options for different work environments
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UK August 2026 • US August 2026
200 Pages
HB 9798216185482 • £95 00 / $130 00
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Stories on Skin
A Librarian's Guide to Tattoos as Personal Archives
Terry Baxter, Multnomah County Archives, Oregon, USA & Libby Coyner-Tsosie, University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA
Helps expand archival studies into impermanent media like body art, suggesting that archiving must be considered a form of storytelling
Tattoos are not merely decorative; they contain deep meaning for individuals and communities They document their wearers’ personal histories and position in families or society, and they engage with a communal understanding of symbols
This unique book makes the case that archivists who want to preserve as full a human story as possible must recognize the rich documentation provided by tattoos It also argues, in a broader sense, that traditional archives are not representative of the ways human beings transmit information through time and that they must be augmented by other types of storytelling to provide a more complete record of our species Authors Baxter and Coyner touch on timely topics such as historical narratives, storytelling, cultural traditions, the body as a text, social control, and memorialization by considering tattoos as a personal and community archive Discussing tattoos as a storytelling tool, the authors also challenge how history is kept and who gets included Stories on Skin is committed to the rights of communities to tell their stories in their own way and to the power that right brings
COLLECTIONS
UK July 2026 US July 2026
240 Pages
PB 9798216194958 £28 99 / $39 95
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Immigration-Themed Youth Literature Perspectives for K–12 Educators
Edited by Danielle E Sachdeva, University of North Georgia, USA
As the US immigrant population rises, this book guides librarians, K–12 teachers, and higher education faculty toward new ways of exploring immigration-themed children’s literature in the classroom and library
The United States is a nation of immigrants, and the millions of US immigrant youth deserve books that represent and reflect their experiences Culturally responsive teachers and librarians can serve these young people and facilitate their sense of belonging by providing immigration-themed literature in classrooms and libraries Meanwhile, US-born children can expand their understanding of immigration by learning from the diverse array of immigrant experiences represented in contemporary books
Chapters written by youth literature experts from schools and universities across the United States support K–12 teachers, school and public librarians, graduate students, and higher education faculty by identifying high-quality contemporary immigration-themed literature; investigating what readers can learn from this literature and integrating this literature into instruction Immigration-Themed Youth Literature fills the gap in resources on contemporary immigration-themed literature and is a valuable tool for advancing educators’ and librarians’ professional learning
COLLECTIONS
UK June 2026 • US June 2026
172 Pages • 20 bw illus
PB 9798216196181 • £29 99 / $40 00
HB 9798216196143 • £70 00 / $95 00
ePDF 9798216196167 • £63 00 / $85 50
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Breaking Barriers
A Librarian’s Story of Changing Times
Robert Wedgeworth, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA
Robert Wedgeworth offers an insightful look at a career that helped shape modern librarianship.
In this compelling first-hand account, Robert Wedgeworth traces his remarkable journey from growing up in racially intolerant times to becoming executive director of the American Library Association (ALA) and helping shape the national and international library landscape
With candid insights, including the untold story of what exactly happened at Columbia University, Wedgeworth offers an insider ’s view of pivotal moments in the histories of influential organizations such as the ALA and the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA) His reflections offer fascinating insight and thoughtful perspective on the transformation of library leadership and institutions
COLLECTIONS
UK April 2026 • US April 2026
288 Pages 30 bw illus
HB 9798881801380 • £25 99 / $35 95
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Inside the World’s Haunted Libraries
Courtney M Block, Indiana University Southeast
Experience firsthand encounters with the paranormal in libraries from around the world!
Have you ever noticed that libraries emanate a certain energy? If you’ve ever been alone in a library, chances are you’ve noticed a not-quite-empty feeling This isn’t surprising From the constant flow of people, the echoing voices from authors on the shelves, and archives full of artifacts and records, libraries are inherently haunting spaces There is no other place in society quite like the library, in fact, and their liminal nature might just serve as a beacon to the strange It’s no wonder that people experience anomalous phenomena in libraries around the world
In this work, librarian and paranormal researcher Courtney M Block collects these encounters and presents the personal paranormal experiences of library workers from around the world Inside, you’ll find firsthand reports from libraries in Canada, Australia, England, India, the United States, and many more! Featuring tales of strange figures seen through the stacks, barcode scanners sending messages, and beloved patrons who might still be visiting their favorite libraries in the afterlife, this book celebrates libraries and the ghosts within them
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PB 9798216195771 • £24 99 / $34 95
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UK August 2026 • US August 2026
256 Pages • 4 bw illus
HB 9798881801755 • £70 00 / $95 00
PB 9798881801762 • £33 99 / $46 95
ePDF 9798216453918 • £30 59 / $42 25
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The AI Toolkit for Librarians
Mike McQueen, Missouri School for the Blind
How do you integrate AI into the library in an accessible and equitable way? This book shows you how!
The AI Toolkit for Librarians offers a clear and encouraging way to make sense of today’s fast-moving world of artificial intelligence Written for academic, public, and K–12 settings, it helps readers understand how AI fits into everyday library work while staying grounded in the values of access, equity, and learning The book explores AI’s biggest opportunities and challenges, breaks down essential concepts in everyday language, and shows how AI can strengthen reading, writing, research, instruction, and programming
Each chapter includes practical strategies, Quick Tips, discussion questions, and interviews with 25 respected leaders representing a variety of library settings and roles Throughout the book, real-life examples and personal experiences help make these ideas practical and relatable The AI storytelling chapter includes a ready-to-use AI Playground Event, a 90minute workshop that invites learners of any age or skill level to explore AI through a fun, hands-on approach
The book concludes with the Bridge Framework for AI Readiness, a simple model that helps libraries move from experimenting with AI to adopting it in thoughtful, ethical, and sustainable ways
Librarianship
Beyond the Textbook
A Practical Guide for Real-World Challenges
Edited by Nay Keppler, Baltimore County Public Library
Some situations cannot be taught in library school With a DEI focus, this book helps library leaders, both formal and informal, with those unexpected challenges
Librarianship Beyond the Textbook is different from others on the market in that it addresses topics that aren’t automatically or often associated with librarianship - topics that are otherwise overlooked, but are nonetheless inevitable, capturing those “Finally, some help with this!” moments - moments of both recognition and assistance The goal of the book is to not only allow the reader to feel heard, but to address evergreen and overlooked topics
Each chapter features leaders in the library field and beyond sharing their knowledge, advice, and lessons learned Explore topics like library maintenance, career development, self-care, finance and budgeting, safety and security, and more from a friendly and easy-to-digest perspective Whether you're in a position of formal library management or just looking for tools to improve your confidence in the field, this book will provide support where you need it most!
UK July 2026 • US July 2026
176 Pages
HB 9798216443865 • £95 00 / $130 00
PB 9798216195450 £36 99 / $49 95
ePDF 9798216195474 • £33 29 / $44 95
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Enhance Your Library, Enhance Your Well-Being How to Fight Burnout and Reclaim Library Joy
Monica J Barrette, LibraryPass, USA
Learn, step-by-step, how to avoid or navigate burnout and reclaim the joy of the library profession while making a deep impact in your service community
In the face of burnout caused by book bans, program challenges, and waning resources, how can library workers sustain their own mental well-being and enjoyment of the profession, while continuing to offer top-notch programs and services to their community?
Reframing your outlook on librarianship and community service is the key to reclaiming “library joy ” This book educates library workers at all levels on how to identify their own passions and a community need, then put it all together to build a bridge between interest and impact Professional fulfillment is part of this journey, making this advice beneficial to both experienced and novice library workers This hands-on workbook includes library program worksheets and evaluation quizzes for library staff use, all developed to support the reclamation of library joy
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UK September 2026
200 Pages
HB 9798216196075
• US August 2026
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The Library Leader's Guide to Employee Coaching Building a Performance Culture One Meeting at a Time
Steve Albrecht, Dr Steve consulting
Can library leaders improve their employees’ work performance using structured coaching meetings, instead of discipline? Yes This book tells you how
Trained, empowered, and employee-focused coaches can provide a prescription for change in their libraries – using their experience, guidance, mentoring, and support – to address a complex organizational problem: how to get the very best from the gathered employees (at all levels) for that work day
Employees can be both taught and led, using coaching interventions that serve to redirect misguided, unproductive, timewasting, or even unethical or inappropriate behaviors Using real-life examples from libraries, government, and the private sector, The Library Leader's Guide to Employee Coaching teaches its readers to work for organizational and employee change by starting with rapport-building conversations; relating relevant stories; using Performance Improvement Plans and/or Behavior Improvement Plans; discussing consequences as needed; and providing no small amounts of hope, praise, and patience
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