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The Sinking of the Vasa by Russell Freedman | SLJ Review
Gr 3-6 –In August 1628, the Vasa, a massive, opulently decorated Swedish navy warship, was ready to launch. Commissioned by Sweden’s king and having taken more than two years to build, she was loaded with weaponry and crafted to strike fear into all enemies.
Feathered Serpent, Dark Heart of Sky by David Bowles | SLJ Review
Gr 7 Up –A collection of Mesoamerican mythology chronologically recounts the origins of the world up to the arrival of Spanish conquistadors in Mexico.
Our Stories, Our Voices by Amy Reed | SLJ Review
Gr 9 Up –Twenty-one YA authors—including such well-known figures as Ellen Hopkins, Maurene Goo, and Printz award-winner Nina LaCour, as well as two unpublished authors selected from a call for submissions—reflect on their early lives and what it means to be a woman in the United States.
Bowwow Powwow by Brenda J. Child | SLJ Review
PreS-Gr 2 –Windy Girl tells about finding her dog, Itchy Boy, and the various activities they do with her uncle.
Everlasting Nora by Marie Miranda Cruz | SLJ Review
Gr 3-6 –Nora’s life changed forever when she lost her father and home in a fire.
Crescent Moons and Pointed Minarets by Hena Khan | SLJ Review
K-Gr 4 –A follow-up to Golden Domes and Silver Lanterns: A Muslim Book of Colors, by the same team, this appealing and well-designed picture book has great potential for cross-curricular use.
Protests, Riots, and Rebellions by Tracey Vasil Biscontini & Kathleen J. Edgar | SLJ Review
Gr 5-9 –The first volume of this clear, measured set on protest examines movements involving animal rights, African American and Hispanic/Latinx civil rights, economics, the environment, free speech, and globalization.
Online Courses, TED Partnership, and More from ISTE 2018 | News Bites
News and announcements from the annual International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) conference.
This Will Be My Undoing by Morgan Jerkins | SLJ Review
Jerkins has penned a complex look at what it means to be an African American woman who subscribes to the tenets of feminism but finds herself marginalized by and chained to a narrative crafted for her, not by her.
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