Five nonfiction titles for tweens and teens that go beyond the basics, offering new perspectives and critical takes on protecting vulnerable species and habitats.

This graphic novel is getting a lot of attention. It is a National Book Award finalist and absolutely a title with Newbery possibilities.

This latest work from the Fan brothers is sure to inspire storytellers and story seekers in every classroom.

Jonker reveals things he has "never said to another human" in this episode. 

The title duo appear as characters in classic fairy tales

Giulio Macaione makes his U.S. comic debut in this beautifully illustrated graphic novel about forced empathy and having to learn more about others whether we want to or not. 

This contemporary quest novel by by Pablo Cartaya is not a typical bullying narrative, but has interesting things to say about the perception of bullying and adults who fall prey to stereotypes.

A look at a couple of graphic novels through the Newbery lens.

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