Children and Youth Library and Information Sciences

• Association for Library Services to Children  - Develops and supports the profession of children's librarianship, and works to make children's lives better through the use of libraries.
• Barahona Center  - Focuses on the study of books in Spanish for children and adolescents. With recommended books in Spanish and English.
• The Center for Children's Books  - Maintains a collection of non-circulating books and references for children. Features a wide variety of topics and literature.
• Graphic Novels: Resources for Teachers and Librarians  - Serves as a guide and information resource for librarians. Presents comic books formats, expresses opinion on the aptness of having graphic novels in libraries, and lists comic publishers.
• Kid Zone Reading Corner  - Find book lists for kids by titles, in series, and most popular. From the Salt Lake City Library.
• Librarian's Guide to Anime and Manga  - Discusses the concept of anime and presents articles on their re-dubbing, subtitling, and piracy.
• The Libri Foundation  - Nonprofit organization donates new, quality, hardcover books for children to small rural public libraries in the US.
• Mother Goose Time Pathfinder  - Library programming resource. Presents guides, manuals, journal articles, musical recordings, and other references.
• Nancy Keane's Children's Literature  - Provides ready-to-use book talks, lists of recommended readings, and book reviews by children.
• PUBYAC  - Internet discussion list dealing with the practical aspects of library services for children and young adults. Centers on programming ideas and literacy programs.
• See YA Around  - Library programming for teens. Presents a list of recommended programs, information on serving seniors, and a teen reader's advisor.
• Teen Librarian  - Holds chat sessions, presents a message board, and archives news and Q&A's. Also offers teen librarian blogs.
• The YA Librarians' Homepage  - Contains comic and graphic novel resources, journals, and other literature. With discussion lists and lists of related organizations and associations.