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Latest Titles by Brashares, Lynch, Pike | What’s Hot in YA
From chick lit and urban fiction to the latest nonfiction and graphic novel innovations, the following books will intrigue teens and keep them coming back for more.
From Tearjerkers to Action-packed Superhero Thrillers | What’s Hot in YA
Melissa Kantor and Ava Dellaira's YA titles will have readers reaching for tissues while Shannon Hale and Lamar Giles's new books offer heart-pumping rides. Check out the latest from Lauren Oliver, Beth Kephart, and other "hot" titles for teens.
The Graduates/Los Graduados
Gr 9 Up—This stirring documentary aims to examine the roots of the Latino dropout crisis through the eyes of six young adults...
Landry Park
Gr 9 Up—In a postapocalyptic United States, Madeline Landry, descendant of the scientist who developed nuclear-powered lanterns, enjoys a life of privilege, but she would rather attend university than be groomed for marriage and the eventual inheritance of the Landry estate...
Columbia
Gr 3–7—Originating from the travels of director/producer Elmer Hawkes, these short documentaries offer a cursory introduction to the culture, history, economy, and geography of these Latin American countries...
Raw Honesty | Author Jay Asher Talks to SLJ About 'Thirteen Reasons Why'
In anticipation of the live event with New York Times bestselling author of Thirteen Reasons Why on March 3, SLJ caught up with Jay Asher to chat about his work and inspiration for the popular YA novel.
Rowell, Yang Are L.A. Times Book Award Finalists; Green Honored as an Innovator
The finalists for the 34th annual L.A. Times Book Prizes were announced Wednesday, February 19. Among the 50 books that made the short list, five acclaimed titles for young people were selected, including Rainbow Rowell's Fangirl and Gene Luen Yang's Boxers & Saints. Bestselling YA author John Green is also being honored with the Innovators Award.
Tips for Creating a "Mock BOB" | SLJ's Battle of the Kids' Books
Whether you’re hearing about SLJ’s Battle of the Kids’ Books (BOB) for the first time, or you’ve been a longtime fan of the virtual elimination contest that pits the best kids’ books of the year against one another, the online tournament can be a fun way to engage students, while increasing their literacy skills. Here are some tips for creating your own mock BOB.
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