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Multimedia Reviews | DVDs & Audio
Several picture book favorites, such as Cloudette and Carnivores, are expanded into lush multimedia formats, while children's literature great Tomi Ungerer's life is explored in unflinching detail in a new documentary.
Book Review: Preschool to Grade 4 Fiction
A baby bear, several frogs, a mob of meerkats, plenty of penguins, and one rather large and smelly woolly mammoth are just a few of the varied creatures that appear in the Preschool to Grade 4 reviews this month.
Pick of the Day: Carnivores | Audio
Listeners will connect with these comically drawn characters as they learn to be true to themselves and accept who they are.
Pick of the Day: Meanwhile, Back at the Ranch
Isaacs excels at writing tall tales, and readers will not be disappointed by her newest yarn.
Pick of the Day: Lost and Found | DVD
Realistic sound effects, such as the oars hitting the waves and the gulls shrieking, Jim Broadbent’s warm narrative voice, and a beautiful soundtrack combine to create a captivating mini-feature, replete with tension, drama, humor, and heart.
Recommended Books on Islam for K-12
Originally posted as a sidebar for a School Library Journal feature in October 2010 entitled "Islam in the Classroom", the following curated list has been updated with more recent titles. The books below received positive reviews in SLJ. Feel free to add any we might have missed in the comments section.
Pick of the Day: The Little Mermaid: A Pop-up Adaptation of the Classic Fairy Tale
Illustrations and pop-ups that sparkle with shimmering light and graceful motion characterize the latest title adapted by a master bookmaker.
Pick of the Day: The Diggers Are Coming!
This is a lively, well-designed addition to the many books on construction for young enthusiasts, distinguished by its brilliant creative collages and an imaginative, descriptive text.
Pick of the Day: Wild Boy | Audio
The talented narration of James Clamp brings the story to life with unique voices, such as the hooded man’s slithering, gritty hiss, and his tones and inflections when describing inanimate objects.
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