Kelly Jensen is an Editor at Book Riot. She specializes in topics related to publishing and media, as well as law and legal affairs, including litigation and public policy. Kelly's work has been featured in The Good Men Project, School Library Journal, Joe Company, and several other notable publications.
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Utah has banned more books from public schools in 2026 than any other year, and this week, they added their 36th title.
By: Kelly Jensen
A good book provides grounding and light. Thus far into the year, hundreds of books have received a prestigious starred review from School Library Journal, providing a wonderful array of choices for readers. Additionally, these titles showcase a myriad of ways to understand the publishing year to date. There are thematic ties, including how important and fun language can be, and subject groupings highlighting sports, the ocean, American history, and more. The common theme, however, is just how much beauty, meaning, and wonder exist in children’s literature.
By: Kelly Jensen
We're officially past the halfway point of 2026. This is always the time of year when I begin to really take stock of what is and isn't working in my reading life.
By: Kelly Jensen
Having written this column since mid-2021, I sometimes forget what I've covered. In some ways, I haven't written anything new in the world of book
By: Kelly Jensen
What goes into creating a Literary Activism story? A lot of time, energy, and effort.
It is an especially challenging time to work in libraries. The needs continue to grow; the budgets are flat, if not shrinking; and the assault by
By: Kelly Jensen
If you haven't yet blocked out a day or a weekend or longer to toss aside your responsibilities and spend the day reading–be it in bed, a hammock, poolside, or a café–here's your reminder to do that.
By: Kelly Jensen
There are currently three bills in Congress that would permit widespread book censorship nationwide. All three originated from the House of Representatives. They are as follows:
Welcome to a new entry into the ongoing series exploring popular YA genres, tropes, and themes as seen through the eyes of those writing them.
By: Kelly Jensen
In a time of targeted attacks on queer people, Pride matters more than ever.
