Interview with Quin Callahan on youth TTRPGs in libraries!
This interview is with Quin Callahan, a TTRPG content publisher and frequent runner of games at libraries. Quin shares what…
Category: Books and library resources
Review of Adventure! – a guide to adventure-making essentials
Want to write your first TTRPG adventure but don’t know where to start? Or maybe you’ve already written a few…
Review of Spellbinders Book 2: Break the Game
If you’ve ever imagined what it would be like if you could be in one of your TTRPG worlds… check…
Interview with Jennifer Siler on TTRPG speech therapy AND her interactive TTRPG themed Little Library!
I had the pleasure to chat with Jennifer Siler of Jenny Bird Speech & Language Therapy about how she’s using…
Review of Just Roll With It, a graphic novel about TTRPGs, mental health, and middle school
Just Roll With It is a graphic novel by Veronia Agarwal and Lee Durfey-Lavoie that follows the story of Maggie,…
Review of Table Titans Club, a graphic novel about a lvl 11 middle schooler finding D&D
Table Titans Club is a graphic novel by Scott Kurtz that follows the story of Valeria Winters as she, along…
Register to support libraries during International Games Month 2025
Sponsor registration is currently open for The American Library Association’s Games & Gaming Roundtable International Games Month 2025! If you’re a TTRPG creator, providing copies of your game to libraries can help bolster resources available to the public AND get your name out there to audiences you might not normally reach!
Review of Spellbinders Book 1: The Not-So-Chosen One
If you’ve ever imagined what it would be like if you could be in one of your TTRPG worlds… check out Spellbinders! This chapter book for ages 8-12 is a fun quest into fantastic worlds full of prophecies, personal growth, and flying narwhals that blast lightning, and I hope you enjoy the review below!
Little Ways to Help With TTRPGs: Libraries
I think the world doesn’t need a hand, it needs many small hands working together… and those hands belong to us. So, let’s pick a small thing or two and do something about that right now… and the library is a great place to start.
Review of DnDoggos, a graphic novel about dogs playing D&D!
DnDoggos is a graphic novel that follows four canines on their adventures learning and playing D&D! With both in-game and…