As school librarians, we know the power of a well-timed resource: the book that offers clarity during a curriculum shift, the guide that helps us rethink instruction, the professional text that reminds us we’re not alone in this work. At AASL, we strive to publish books that meet those needs and reflect the evolving realities of our profession.

That’s why the AASL Publications Advisory Group would love to hear from you.

If you’ve used any AASL publication, whether it supported a new initiative, helped you navigate a challenge, or offered inspiration for your program, we want to know:

  • What did you find valuable?
  • Which ideas, tools, or frameworks were most helpful in your day-to-day practice?
  • What gaps do you still see in our catalog of books and resources for school librarians?

Your firsthand experience as a practitioner matters. It helps us understand what resonates, what needs expanding, and where new resources could make a real difference for school librarians across the country.

Whether you’re a new librarian, a veteran practitioner, or somewhere in between, we invite you to share your thoughts. Your feedback will help shape future AASL publications, so they stay practical, relevant, and grounded in the realities of school libraries today.

You can share your feedback and suggestions through our online form. Whether you have a quick reflection or more detailed input, we’d be glad to hear it. Thanks for taking a few minutes to share your perspective. It genuinely helps guide what comes next.