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How We Roll by Natasha Friend | SLJ Review
Gr 7 Up –Most girls have to select which outfit to wear on their first day of high school. Quinn McAvoy, who has the autoimmune disorder alopecia, must decide which wig to choose.
Pass Go and Collect $200 by Tanya Lee Stone | SLJ Review
Gr 1-4 –Readers are treated to a colorful historical account of a well-known board game, and the socioeconomic factors that affected its development.
7th Annual School Library Journal Author and Illustrator Dinner | Picture of the Week
The 7th Annual School Library Journal Author & Illustrator Dinner held during BEA was hosted at the Princeton Club in NYC.
The Ruinous Sweep by Tim Wynne-Jones | SLJ Review
Gr 8 Up –Donovan “Turn” Turner is in a coma after being critically injured in a hit-and-run. Bee, Turn’s girlfriend, is by his side and determined to figure out what happened.
All of This Is True by Lygia Day Peñaflor | SLJ Review
Gr 10 Up –In her latest, which cleverly combines multiple perspectives, Peñaflor provides a psychological study in how the shallow and the profound coexist within the human psyche to foster self-deception.
Dear Rachel Maddow by Adrienne Kisner | SLJ Review
Gr 8 Up –Brynn Harper had a cute girlfriend and a spot on the school newspaper, both of which she loved, but she began having troubles concentrating on either after her brother died.
New Shoes by Chris Raschka | SLJ Review
PreS-Gr 1 –Who doesn’t love getting new shoes? This simple joyous celebration of a trip to the shoe store is narrated by an anonymous young child.
The Itchy Book! by Mo Willems & LeUyen Pham | SLJ Review
PreS-Gr 2 –This book combines two of children’s favorite fixations—“Elephant & Piggie” and dinosaurs—into a funny story that plays around with a relatable problem.
Beat Boredom by Martha Sevetson Rush | SLJ Review
Every dedicated educator knows the feeling of spending hours creating just the right assignment to pique the interest of students. But what happens when students don’t respond as expected?
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