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9 New Perspectives on WWII | SLJ Spotlight
Nine titles across various genres will fuel fresh discussions of World War II.
39 Thrilling Titles | February 2018
Highly anticipated titles from Justina Ireland, Jillian Tamaki, and Junot Diaz; professional reading on racism and inclusivity in children's lit; a graphic novel anthology explores trailblazing women throughout history and the world.
'Notorious RBG' and Other High-Interest Nonfiction | February 2018 Xpress Reviews
Bilingual books and biographies/memoirs take center stage in this month's web-only reviews.
Picture Books: Pioneer Tales, Princess Tresses, and Tantrums | February 2018 Xpress Reviews
A mischievous baby visits a West African market with mama; Ludwig helps out a friend in a creative, multi-textual adventure; animal friends make time for one another in a gentle Spanish-language title; and much more in this month's Xpress.
Graphic Novels: America Chavez, Alex Rider, and a Soccer King | February 2018 Xpress Reviews
Graphic novel adaptations of classics by Twain and Poe; a sweet story of a Jurassic New York resident; Clare's "Mortal Instruments" for fans and newcomers; and much more in this month's Xpress.
An Interplanetary Middle Grade Paradox | February 2018 Xpress Reviews
A adventurous middle grade debut centers an super-galactic heroine in this month's Xpress.
YA: Dangerous Aristocrats, Hijinks in Berlin, and an Asexual Romance | February 2018 Xpress Reviews
Eight novels explore the perils of elite boarding schools, the Irish War of Independence, supervillain parents, and much more in this month's YA Xpress.
Chapter Books: Fairy Moms and Pulverizing Princesses | February 2018 Xpress Reviews
Four chapter books explore magical moms sharing wisdom; a princess with knightly aspirations; and a shy student uplifting her loved ones in this month's Xpress.
Life Inside My Mind by Jessica Burkhart | SLJ Review
Gr 9 Up –In this much-needed, enlightening book, 31 young adult authors write candidly about mental health crises, either their own or that of someone very close to them.
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