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The Dark
PreS-Gr 2—Snicket and Klassen present a picture book that tackles a basic childhood worry with suspense, a dash of humor, and a satisfying resolution...
The Velveteen Rabbit
PreS-K—Spare text and lovely artwork characterize this retelling of Margery William's classic tale, originally published in 1922...
Haiku for Young Readers | Great Books for Poetry Month
In honor of National Poetry Month, School Library Journal shares a variety of books on haiku, a distinctive form of poetry that originated in Japan centuries ago.
Batter Up! Great New Books About Baseball
This grand-slam lineup of titles about baseball illustrate why the sport is still America's pastime.
Media Mania: Journeying to Oz—The New Film and a Whirlwind of Portal Fiction for Teens
We have all fantasized about being transported to magical locations, and on March 8, Disney is giving everyone an excuse to revisit the 1900 novel and 1939 movie The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. Oz the Great and Powerful (PG) tornadoes into theaters in traditional, 3D and IMAX 3D formats. Oscar Diggs (James Franco), an unscrupulous two-bit circus magician, is swept away via hot-air balloon to the Land of Oz. Teens can visit the movie website to browse videos and photos, play games, and access downloads. Then hook them in with a display of portal fiction that will not disappoint.
Picture Books + Math Concepts = Learning Fun
Vibrant illustrations, illuminating representations of basic math concepts, and dynamic storytelling add up to offerings that entertain as they educate.
Cat Talk
Gr 1–5—Handsome spreads showcase 13 poems, each told from the perspective of a different cat and all abounding with feline attitude...
Nugget & Fang: Friends Forever or Snack Time?
PreS-Gr 2—Two undersea buddies spend all of their time together, until the tiny fish swims off to school and is taught that sharks and minnows can't be friends because sharks are known to devour smaller species...
Why Can’t We Be Friends?: Tales of the Heart
Filled with unlikely but enduring attachments, ostensibly incompatible Romeos and Juliets, and unexpected instances of true animal camaraderie, these books prove that affection can allow individuals to look beyond their differences and forge long-lasting bonds. Use these books to expand Valentine’s Day and friendship storytimes; tease out overarching themes; and initiate discussions of tolerance, compassion, and community.
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