Jennifer Moore, Sarah Evans, Barbara Schultz-Jones
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Survey results indicate that school librarians use a robust set of online book communities andbook-related information channels in their personal lives and professional work andencourage and develop literacy skills by encouraging children and young adults’ engagementwith online book communities and book-related information channels.