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Book Review: Preschool to Grade 4 Nonfiction | November 2013
Camels, beavers, dogs, and frogs all make a grand showing in SLJ's November nonfiction reviews for the preschool to fourth grade audiences.
Book Review: Grades 5 & Up Nonfiction | November 2013
From dolphins to surviving pandemics, there's a book for every reader on SLJ's November nonfiction reviews for fifth grade and up. Additionally, new titles by Katherine Paterson and Joyce Sidman make their appearance in time for Thanksgiving displays.
Selecting Apps for Babies; Is 'Part-Time Indian' Appropriate for Sixth Grade? | Feedback
Should babies be exposed to apps? Rachel Payne responds to a comment on her "Are Learning Apps Good for Babies?" piece. Is removing a book from a required reading list a form of censorship? One reader questions the inclusion of Sherman Alexie'sThe Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian on a sixth-grade reading list.
Pick of the Day: Toilet: How It Works
An informative look at a technology that everyone uses and most people take for granted.
Pick of the Day: The Great Trouble
Weaving historical personages such as Dr. John Snow and the Reverend Henry Whitehead with fictional characters, Hopkinson illuminates a pivotal chapter in the history of public health.
Pictures of the Week: Rundell and Almhjell Cross the Atlantic to Launch New Kids' Books
London-based writer Katherine Rundell met with librarians and booksellers in New York City this week to chat about her middle grade novel, Rooftoopers. Illustrator Ian Schoenherr and Norwegian author Tone Almhjell celebrated the release of Almhjell's debut fantasy novel, The Twistrose Key.
YALSA's Teens' Top Ten Announced
The Young Adult Library Services Association has announced its official 2013 Teens’ Top Ten list, a “teen choice” selection of favorite books—published the previous year—chosen by teens for teens.
Pick of the Day: Picture Me Gone
Rosoff captures this mature adolescent’s view of adults without condescension or judgment.
Thank You, Trev: SLJ Staff Pay Tribute to Trev Jones
SLJ staff wanted to share their thoughts on Trevelyn Jones, who retired as Book Review Editor after more than three decades. Industry representatives paid tribute in an appreciation of Jones's career in the October issue. Now, it's our turn.
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