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Graphic Novels: A "Jane Eyre" Update, Pick for "Wimpy Kid" Fans, and More | January 2018 Xpress Reviews
Whether looking for a graphic novel update on the Bronte classic or a suggestion for readers of yuri (manga focusing on lesbian romance), these web-exclusive reviews present a sneak peek at recent titles.
YA: A "Doctor Who" Spin-Off, Teen Greek Gods & More | January 2018 Xpress Reviews
An engaging Spanish-language title about life and love; the true tale of a WWI poet; and a layered, multi-voiced new title about police violence from a teen writing collective are featured in January's YA Xpress.
The Latest STEM and History Titles | January 2018 Xpress Reviews
This batch of online-only nonfiction reviews includes books on knights, redwood trees, and a photo diary of Obama's presidency.
Honey by David Ezra Stein | SLJ Review
PreS-Gr 2 –The curious young bear from Leaves returns for “his second year,” fresh from hibernation and eager for the taste of honey.
A Seal Named Patches by Roxanne & Patrick Robinson | SLJ Review
K-Gr 3 –In this beautifully presented science-focused narrative, readers follow the progress of a team of scientists trying to locate Patches, a Weddell seal.
A Middle Grade Sci-Fi Anthology and More | January 2018 Xpress Reviews
See why Young Explorer’s Adventure Guide is an apt title for this collection of kid-friendly stories told in an out-of-the-box, Ray Bradburyish adventure style.
Mustaches for Maddie by Chad Morris and Shelly Brown | SLJ Review
Gr 3-6 –Morris and Brown share the story of their daughter, 12-year-old Maddie, a charming young lady who loves mustaches, potatoes, and performing on stage—especially while wearing a mustache!
Picture Books: An Elvis Presley Tune, Mindfulness, and More | January 2018 Xpress Reviews
From storytime picks to one-on-one lapsits, check out these picture book selections.
Thunderhead by Neal Shusterman | SLJ Review
Gr 9 Up –A year has passed since the events of Scythe and Scythe Anastasia, once known as Citra Terranova, lives with her mentor, Scythe Marie Curie, and performs her gleanings in relative peace despite causing a rift in the Scythedom by giving her subjects a month to choose how they want to be gleaned, aka killed.
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